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2. Creativity, Culture, Education, and the Workforce. Art, Culture & the National Agenda Issue Paper.

Author

Galligan, Ann M.

Abstract

Education in the arts and humanities has always been important to the United States' arts and culture and to its competitiveness in a global economy. Providing all students with a complete education in the arts and humanities can help them cope with, and master, the fast-paced technological advances, forces of globalization, and major demographic and societal shifts that characterize today's world. In the United States and elsewhere, growth of arts, cultural, and intellectual property sectors is outpacing that of the economy as a whole. Other nations are forging education and workforce policies based on this fact. Research has provided evidence that K-12 arts education can help the United States achieve the following national objectives: (1) achieve school standards; (2) reach all learners; and (3) help youth develop positively. Education policy and action in general--and arts education policy and programs in particular--require the commitment and engagement of a multiplicity of stakeholders at the federal, state, and local levels. The United States needs a comprehensive strategy linking education--including education in the arts and humanities--with workforce development as the principal cornerstone for strengthening the country's social capital and developing the skills needed for U.S. workers to remain competitive in the 21st century. (Forty-six endnotes are included. The bibliography lists 22 references.) (MN)

Published
2001

3. Moving Rivers, Shifting Streams: Perspectives on the Existence of a Policy Window

Author

Galligan, Ann M. and Burgess, Chris N.

Abstract

This article represents differing perspectives on the creation and establishment of the Rhode Island Arts Learning Network (ALN). At the heart of this discussion is whether or not the Rhode Island task force in charge of this process took advantage of what noted public policy analyst John Kingdon refers to as a "policy window" where policy issues move onto the government agenda and toward decision and action. "Moving rivers" refers to the presence of both major policy realignments as well as physical and demographic changes that were occurring in Rhode Island between 1999 and 2003. "Shifting streams" refers to Kingdon's description of the process of opening a policy window as three convergent streams: (1) the problem stream involving problem identification and recognition often based on indicators of focusing events; (2) the policy stream populated by disparate policy communities producing alternatives and proposals; and (3) the political stream incorporating shifts in public opinion, administration changes, and interest-group dynamics. (Contains 28 notes.)

Published
2005

4. Introduction

Author

Galligan, Ann M.

Subjects
Arts and entertainment industries, Law
Abstract

The tectonic plates underlying arts and cultural theory and practice are always in flux, but at times their movements can be felt more dramatically than at others, as witnessed when [...]

Published
2009

5. The evolution of art and culture as it relates to workforce dynamics

Author

Galligan, Ann M.

Subjects
Labor supply -- Analysis, Civilization -- Influence, Culture -- Influence, Art and society, Arts and entertainment industries, Law
Abstract

ABSTRACT. The author discusses the relationship among art, culture, and the workforce, examining the historical context of these areas and outlining the implications for the arts and cultural sector. ********** [...]

Published
2008

6. The expanding boundaries of art and culture

Author

Galligan, Ann M.

Subjects
Arts and entertainment industries, Law
Abstract

Depending on the lenses employed, definitions of what is meant by art and culture, as well as that of artist and cultural planning, can vary greatly. This issue of The [...]

Published
2008

7. Introduction: education in the arts

Author

Galligan, Ann M.

Subjects
Arts education -- Research, Junior high school students -- Research, Junior high school students -- Education, Arts and entertainment industries, Law
Abstract

Education and its relationship with the arts is more than a research topic for me--it is a deeply felt passion. I do not believe any nation or state can advance [...]

Published
2006

8. The ownership of cultural property and other issues of legitimacy

Author

Galligan, Ann M.

Subjects
Cultural property, Protection of -- Laws, regulations and rules, Government regulation, Arts and entertainment industries, Law
Abstract

Throughout the past year, the editors of the Journal of Arts Management, Law, and Society have solicited comments and suggestions from a host of individuals in the cultural policy field [...]

Published
2005

9. Financial support for individual artists

Author

Galligan Ann M. and Cherbo, Joni Maya

Subjects
Arts -- Government finance, Arts and entertainment industries, Law
Abstract

Financial support for artists comes from a variety of sources, public and private, direct and indirect. This article is based on information that has been maintained over time on direct, [...]

Published
2004

10. Introduction

Author

Galligan, Ann M.

Subjects
Arts and entertainment industries, Law
Abstract

This issue of JAMLS focuses on individual artists, their identity, their behaviors, their needs, and their systems of support. Support may be in the form of direct or indirect financial [...]

Published
2004

14. Creativity and Its Consequences.

Author

GALLIGAN, ANN M.

Abstract

Introduction This issue was inspired by the work of The Everett Dance Theatre, their artistic director Dorothy Jungles, and the innovative programs they offer at The Carriage House School, an [...]

Published
1999

15. Characteristics of performing artists: a baseline profile of sectoral crossovers.

Author

Galligan, Ann M. and Alper, Neil O.

Subjects
Performing arts -- Management, Artists -- Employment, Self-employed persons -- Statistics
Abstract

Discoveries are largely a function of the methods used. --Santiago Ramon y Cajal Everyone knows that Mikhail Baryshnikov is a dancer, choreographer, and actor and that he makes a living [...]

Published
1998

32. Introduction.

Author

Galligan, Ann M.

Subjects
*EDUCATION, *ARTS
Abstract

This section introduces a series of articles on the relation between education and the arts.

Published
2006

33. The call of service: A witness to idealism.

Author

Galligan, Ann M.

Subjects
CALL of Service: A Witness to Idealism, The (Book)
Abstract

Reviews the book `The Call of Service: A Witness to Idealism,' by Robert Coles.

Published
1994

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