Community Arts: Sustainability in Austerity

Mark Rimmer; Tom Phillips

Community Arts: Sustainability in Austerity

Mark Rimmer, Tom Phillips

Film, Television and Media

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Abstract

The aim of the research project about which this document reports was to explore some of the ways in which three case study community-based organisations in Norwich – and especially those with either a current or previously significant involvement in arts activity – have been affected by the current period of financial austerity.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Norwich
Publisher	University of East Anglia
Number of pages	56
Publication status	Published - 30 Apr 2013

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