A companion guide to international cultural cooperation. By Dragan Klaic

International cultural cooperation has been traditionally conceived of as a matter fornational governments and of national cultural and foreign policy, and notfrom either a broad European perspective or from the point of view ofcultural operators themselves. This book offers them the basic instrumentswith which to pursue their border crossing interests, a systematic approachto international projects as a developmental strategy and a perspectivethat surpasses the restraints of the national cultural systems whilerecognizing their specifics and divergence. This book is aimed at bothbeginning and experienced cultural operators and private and public decisionmakers.

172 pages