Places in Transition: A Case Study of Cultural Planning in an Australian City

澳大利亚绝大多数地方政府都在制定文化规划和场所规划策略。尽管有人声称文化规划可以实现不断扩大的社会、美学、经济和文化目标，但很少有系统的学术研究调查这些说法，他们的框架假设，或者特定地区的地点、社会变革、文化、艺术和政策之间的变化关系。通过政策分析、案例研究和民族志研究的结合，这个创新的跨学科项目将从微观和宏观两个层面探索文化规划。该项目促进了有关文化政策优先事项和实践形成的国际辩论。

The overwhelming majority of local governments in Australia are developing cultural plans and placemaking strategies. Despite claims that cultural planning can achieve an ever-expanding range of social, aesthetic, economic and cultural objectives, there has been little systematic academic research investigating these claims, their framing assumptions, or the shifting relationship between place, social change, culture, art and policy within specific localities. Through a combination of policy analysis, case study and ethnographic research, this innovative interdisciplinary Project will explore cultural planning at both micro and macro levels. The Project contributes to international debates concerning the formation of cultural policy priorities and practices.