WORLD Heritage Sites, CULTURAL property, HISTORY of colonies, AUTONOMY & independence movements, NATURAL resources, PROTECTION of cultural property, CULTURAL pluralism, COLLECTIVE memory
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CULTURAL property, CONSTITUTIONS, POLITICS & culture, BRAZILIAN politics & government, CULTURAL pluralism, MULTICULTURALISM
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CULTURAL pluralism, CULTURAL property, NATIONAL character, CULTURAL values, TWENTIETH century, MEMORIALIZATION
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This paper proposes possible formulas for the modification or Implementation of the principles and rights of cultural policies regulated in Spanish Constitution. As a starting point, it must be considered the entire previous experience developed in those Autonomies that reformed their "Estatutos", offering possible alternatives of concretion or improvement of the pre-existing regulation. Today these alternatives could be projected on the constitutional text itself, once the circumstances are given to facilitate Its effective reform. On the other hand, other possible improvements could come from the incorporation of principles already entrenched in the cultural policies of the EU, particularly appropriate for political models such as the Spanish case. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Published
2018
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