Chinese creative sector in the Xi Jinping era – between politics and the market
Cultural and Creative Sectors (CSS) are a robust part of the Chinese economy. With increasing central control in the Xi Jinping era, they are subject not only to the ebbs and flows of the ultra-competitive Chinese market, but also to the ever-changing policies of the state.
- What is the specificity of the Chinese cultural field? What is it’s organisational and budgetary structure?
- How far do the various regulators influence the CSS?
- In what ways has the legal framework of CSS activity changed in recent years, and how does the censorship system work in practice?
- What is the role of state-owned enterprises, and what are the local characteristics of the Chinese market?
The webinar will present the results of latest research of the CSS as part of the China Horizons project.
Date
16th of October at 5 pm CET
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About the speakers
Dorota Ilczuk
Professor at SWPS University
Economist, culture researcher and scholar, specialising in the creative economy
Marcin Jacoby
Associate Professor at SWPS University, Head of the Asian Civilisation Research Center
Sinologist, translator, cultural manager
Tamara Kamińska
PhD candidate at SWPS University
Manager specialising in the cultural and creative industry sector management and the design of sustainable development strategies through culture for municipalities