Editorial Policy
Globalisation, Info-Communication Society, Cultural Studies,
New Technologies, Culture Management, Communication, Public
Interest, Regulation, Cultural Security and Policy issues
are currently undergoing major political and social
upheavals, giving the countries in every continent a
particular immediacy and calling for a reconsideration of
many widely held assumptions.
"Cultural Technology and Policy Journal"
is a peer-reviewed international academic referee journal
for cultural policy, cultural studies, info-Communication
culture, technology, management, economy and industries. It
is published in print and electronic formats –
www.ctpj.info - by the Info-Communicator Ltd.
Its academic articles are published in English (some
articles are also published in Greek in the electronic
format).
It is committed to the academic (theoretical and
practical) analysis of all aspects of, but is not limited
to, the following subjects:
·
Cultural Studies, Information Society
and Digital Culture
·
New Media Power, Political Economy and Political
Communication
·
Cultural Management, Policy Making and Art Management
·
Cultural Policy and Strategy
·
Privatization, Regulation and Public Interest
·
Cultural Technology and Info-Communication Industry
·
Info-Communication Culture and Cultural Industries
·
Cultural Diversity, Cultural Identity and Info-communication
Society
·
Globalisation, Cyberspace and Cultural Production
·
Cultural Economics, Cultural Marketing and Cultural
Communication
·
Electronic Management, Digital Content and Electronic
Commerce
·
Cultural Organisations,
Cultural Heritage and Cultural Tourism
·
Cultural Diplomacy,
Global Commons and Crisis Management
·
Cultural Protection, Human Rights and Cyber-conflicts
In an
increasingly globalized world, this can involve the
re-examination of historical claims, and of political,
cultural or economic arguments concerning the individual
nations / states and the world.
It is
this context that CTPJ will address, in a historically and
theoretically informed way, the complex issues facing
Culture, Technology, Policy and Management in the light of
global developments. Thus, the international journal will
encourage comparative approaches and views and will aim to
construct an academic forum, which will bring together all
parts of information and knowledge society (see notes to
contributors).
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