The resurgence of great-power competition and renewed debates over imperial legacies have sparked scholarly and policy interest in the historical and contemporary dimensions of empires. Current discourse extends beyond traditional postcolonial analyses to examine emerging forms of imperialism and colonialism. Empires, transcending specific civilizations, have produced varied experiences, from violence and resistance to cultural governance and economic exploitation, which continue to shape global inequalities, collective identities, and international relations.
LIVING ON THE EDGE. Arts, Culture and Policies in and of the Margins. Nordic conference on cultural policy (NCCPR) 2027, Oulu, Finland, 18-20 August 2027
The theme for the 13th NCCPR is Arts, culture and policies in and of the margins. Nordic cultural policy research has...