Community, culture and globalization
By: [editors] Don Adams and Arlene Goldbard
Contributors: Rockefeller Foundation. Creativity & Culture Division; Bellagio Study and Conference Center; Rockefeller Foundation's Community, Culture and Globalization Conference (2001 : Bellagio Study and Conference Center)
Publisher: Rockefeller Foundation, Creativity & Culture Division
Published: 2002
Place of publication: New York, NY
Language: eng
Number of pages: 375
ISBN-13: 9780891840633
Subjects: Community arts projects; Arts and society; Cultural relations; Communications and the arts; Intercultural communication
Notes: "A Publication of the Rockefeller Foundation Creativity & Culture Division."

This anthology comprises essays and interviews commissioned by the Rockefeller Foundation's Creativity & Culture Division from participants in the Foundation's Community, Culture and Globalization conference, held in May 2001 at the Bellagio Study and Conference Center on Lake Como in northern Italy.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction  -- T. Ybarra-Frausto; title: Community, culture and globalization  -- D. Adams and A. Goldbard; title: Huehuepohualli: counting the ancestors' heartbeat  -- M. Ramirez Oropeza; title: Art and community: feeding the artist, feeding the art  -- L. Lerman; title: Small media, big potential!  -- N. Paranjape; title: Oral history: art and praxis  -- M. Marshall Clark; title: Birth of a movement  -- J.F. Baca; title: Cultural entrepreneurship: from cosmology to market  -- M. Sen; title: Let's get digital: using multimedia and the internet in community cultural development  -- T. Stanley; title: Digital diaspora: young people, technology and contested spaces  -- G. Steward; title: Full faith and credit -- D. Davis.; title: Protest or participate? community cultural development and globalization in Australia  -- S. Moynihan and N. Horton; title: Community cultural development, cultural policy networks and culturelink  -- N. Obuljen; title: Theatre of the oppressed and community cultural development  -- B. Santos; title: The challenge of global perspectives on community theater in Malawi and Botswana  -- D. Kerr; title: Culture as the basis for development  -- M. Hoeane; title: Real social ties? the ins and outs of making theater in prisons  -- P. Heritage; title: Sweet honey kill fly: Vietnamese youth media  -- T. Le Nguyen; title: Different art forms, mutual concerns  -- I. Aoun; title: Imagined communities: PETA's community, culture and development experience  -- M. Legarda; title: Theatre, migrant workers and globalization: the Hong Kong experience  -- M. Chiu Yu; title: Afterword -- D. Adams and A. Goldbard.