On 22 April 2016 the University of Applied Arts Vienna will host the international conference “Social Inequality and Cultural Policy“. It represents a follow-up of the conferences "Periphery.Power.Cultural Policy“, "Cultural Policies in Cities“ und "Reinventing Cultural Policy? Cultural Policy and Good Governance“. The role of the cultural scene and cultural policy in the context of growing social inequality in current European societies will be discussed.
International Conference "Social Inequality and Cultural Policy"
Co-hosted by University of Applied Arts Vienna,
22 April 2016, Austria
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