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This issue is dedicated to the
research of four bodies of the United Kingdom's Department for Culture,
Media and Sport: the UK Film Council, English Heritage, Arts Council
England and the Heritage Lottery Fund. The four articles present the place
of research in these funding organisations and describe their research
activities and priorities. The concluding commentary explores the common
points of the four research strategies, highlighting the linkage to
evidence-based policies. For example, the socio-economic impacts of
funding are important in any of the four research agendas.
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| Sara Selwood | |
| Editorial introduction |
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David Steele |
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| Developing the evidence base for UK film strategy: the research process at the UK Film Council | 5 |
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Ben Cowell |
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| Why heritage counts: researching the historic environment |
23 |
| Lucy Hutton, Ann Bridgwood and Karen Dust | |
| Research at Arts Council England |
41 |
| Kate Clark | |
| Why fund heritage? The role of research in the Heritage Lottery Fund | 65 |
| Michael Jubb | |
| Commentary: Research activities and strategies in the cultural and heritage sectors | 87 |
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