No 50: Japan

This newsletter contains a special about arts management in Japan.

Background: Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival 2005 - Japan in Focus
Portrait: JAFRA - Japan Foundation for Regional Art-Activities
Trend: Latest trends in presenting Traditional Japanese Arts
Survey: Mecenat Activities in Japan
Book: Arts and Law. Cases from the Practice. Q&A 6. Resources: Important Japanese Websites for Arts Managers
Course: Keio University, Tokyo
Course: Toyko National University of Fine Arts and Music
Course: Waseda University, Tokyo
Course: Shizuoka University of Art and Culture, Hamamatsu
Course: Showa University of Music, Kanagawa-ken
Review: Tokyo Performing Arts Market 2005
Preview: Inclusive Europe? Horizon 2020
Preview: Professional Arts Management Institute 2005: Cultural Tourism
Preview: Why manage the arts? Inaugural Arts Management Seminar

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