Diagnosis about the scenic arts sector of Cordoba city - year 2016
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Dec 23, 2016
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performing arts, National Theatre Institute
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The work presented here is the result of a technical assistance project for the Secretary of Culture of the Municipality of Córdoba the aim of which is analyzing the feasibility of the possible installation of a National Theater Institute (INT) space in the General Paz Municipal Cultural Center as well as assessing how actors in the performing arts community evaluate the municipal public policies for the sector. To do so, we explored the needs and demands of Córdoba Capital’s theater sector and inquired about the community’s opinion regarding the possibility of a new public space co-managed by the municipality and the INT.
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Rizzi, F., Burijovich, J., Barbieri, M., Guzmán, F., & Morán, F. (2016). Diagnosis about the scenic arts sector of Cordoba city - year 2016. Administración Pública Y Sociedad (APyS), (2), 153–169. Retrieved from https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/APyS/article/view/16328
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