Activities Archive CIRCLE strives through its activities to increase dialogue and debate on the most current cultural policy issues in Europe. Therefore its activities normally revolve around forums for such debate. The networks' main activity is the annual Round Table event, prior to which, an extensive mapping out of current research, scholarly debate and policies is conducted. The Round Tables aim to invite key experts on the issues being discussed. The findings of each Round Table meeting are presented in a full report, published by CIRCLE and disseminated to CIRCLE members and those in a position to change policies. In addition to the Round Table, CIRCLE also co-organisers workshops, seminars and symposiums. These additional events may be organised either in collaboration or within the framework of member institute's own events. For more information about Round Tables (RT), workshops, seminars and symposiums that interest you, please click on the relevant title.
Metropolis of Europe : Urban cultural life and inter-city cultural interactions for cultural diversity	Warsaw	September 2005
Whose Culture is it?:Transgenerational approaches to Culture	Barcelona	December 2004
eCulture: the European perspective Cultural policy - Knowledge industry - Information lag	Zagreb	April 2003
Gambling on Culture: lotteries as a source of funding for culture - the arts and heritage	Rome	November 2002
Bigger....better...beautiful? the impact of EU enlargement on cultural opportunities across Europe	Budapest	February  2002
Volunteers at the Heart of Culture: Culture, Civil Society and Volunteerism in Europe (RT)	Newcastle	November 2001
A Must or A-Muse - Arts and Culture in Education: Policy and Practice in Europe	Rotterdam	September 2001
Workshop Session on Applied Culture Research Methodologies	Moscow	July  2001
NEW ALLIANCES: Culture - Social Cohesion - Civil Society	Vienna	November 2000
Making Connections: Culture and Social Cohesion in the New Millennium (RT)	Edmonton	May  2000
Beyond Cultural Diplomacy - International Cultural Co-operation Policies: Whose agenda is it anyway? (RT)	Cracow	June  1999
Privatization/Désétatisation and Culture. Limitations or opportunities for cultural development in Europe? (RT)	Amsterdam	June  1997
New Frontiers for Employment in Europe: the Heritage, Arts and Communication as a Laboratory for Ideas (RT)	Spoleto	May  1996
European Report on Culture and Development (RT)	Barcelona	March  1995
The Distribution of Roles and Changing Nature of Relations between Governments and Arts Councils, Associations and Foundations (RT)	Budapest	March  1994
Human Rights and Cultural Policies in a Changing Europe: the Right to Participate in Cultural Life (RT)	Helsinki	April  1993
The Impact of the Single Market and Maastricht on the Arts and Media in EC and non-EC States	Venice	February  1993
Participation in Cultural Life in Europe: current trends and future strategies (RT)	Moscow	April  1991
Employment in the Arts and Regional Development (RT)	Dublin	September 1989
State, Market, Culture (RT)	Budapest	May  1988