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Arts and International Affairs, Issue 3.3-4.1, Autumn/Winter 2018-2019

Editorial: Democratizing the Arts and the Arts Sector - by Raphaela Henze
I’ll do it when Dame Judi Dench does it. Song of Romania versus Arts Council England: A question of public engagement, relevance and diversity in theatre-making - Mihai Florea 
Empowerment and Digitization in Arts Management Education: A Critical Self-Reflection of a ‘Western’ Educator - Raphaela Henze
Whose governance, whose good? Cultural Policy and Governance in the Philippines - Jason Vitorillo
Play as a foundation of common good - Alex Tam 
Museums and their Relevance in Borno State, Nigeria - Zainab Musa Shallangwa 
When Intercultural Learning and Democracy Meet in Music: What Next? - Qinhan Chen
On the Ropes - Khaled Barakeh

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