AltaMira Press
Pages: 296
Trim: 6¼ x 9
978-0-7619-8938-7 • Paperback • March 1999 • $59.00 • (£45.00)
Joyce Zemans: Schuich School of Business
Archie Kleingartner: UCLA
Margaret J. Wyszomirski: Ohio State University
Michihiro Watanabe: Showa University of Music
chapter 1 Joyce Zemans and Archie Kleingartner, Preface
chapter 2 Archie Kleingartner, introduction: Background of the Project
chapter 3 Joyce Zemans, A Comparative Overview
chapter 4 Michihiro Watanabe, Background on Cultural Policies and Programs in Japan
chapter 5 Margaret J Wyszomirski, Background on Cultural Policies and Programs in the U.S.
Archie Kleingartner, Introduction to the Case Studies
chapter 6 Akira Neki, Archie Kleingartner, Kate Winegar, Midori Himeno, Akitoshi Edagawa, Emiko Kakiuchi, and Shigeru Yamato, Case Study: Opera
chapter 7 Gerald D. Yoshimoto, Hideo Moriya, Kazuko Sato, Sachico Koike, and Yui Suzuki, Case Study: Presenting Organizations
chapter 8 Joyce Zemans and Archie Kleingartner, Postscript: A Look to the Future
chapter 9 References
chapter 10 About the Contributors
chapter 11 Index
For researches and people interested in the arts and the economics of funding, this book provides an interesting comparison of how government and the private sector support cultural activities in Japan and the United States. Comparing Cultural Policy is quite detailed and covers an immense area including history, government policy, economics and art...I would recommend this book as one of value to anyone studying cultural management.
— Anthony C. Torbert, Kobe Gakuin University; H-Net: Humanities and Social Science Reviews Online