委員, 2022/04 - Today, 京都府文化力による未来づくり審議会, Autonomy
理事, 2021/06 - Today, 情報通信学会, Society
委員, 2021/04 - Today, 文化庁文化審議会無形文化遺産分科会
部会長, 2018/04 - Today, 文化庁文化審議会文化政策部会, Government
委員, 2018/04 - Today, 京都文化芸術都市創生審議会, Autonomy
専門委員, 2018/04 - Today, 東京都東京藝術文化評議会, Autonomy
著作権分科会委員, 2013/04 - Today, 文化庁文化審議会, Government
文化審議会委員, 2013/04 - Today, 文化庁, Government
理事, 2009 - Today, 日本文化政策学会, Society, 日本文化政策学会
専門委員, 2016/04 - 2018/03, 東京都都市計画審議会, Autonomy
委員, 2016/04 - 2018/03, 文部科学省政策評価有識者会議, Government
法制・基本問題小委員会委員, 2016/04 - 2018/03, 文化庁文化審議会著作権分科会, Government
委員, 2015/04 - 2017/03, 京都文化芸術都市創生審議会政策部会, Autonomy
専門委員, 2015/04 - 2017/03, 総務省情報通信審議会情報通信政策部会, Government
会長, 2014/07 - 2016/07, 文化経済学会<日本>, Society, 文化経済学会
ジャーナル担当編集委員, 2001 - , 日本NPO学会, Society, 日本NPO学会
理事, 2000 - , 国際文化政策学会, Society, 国際文化政策学会
Member of the Scientific Committee, 2000 - , International Conference on Cultural Policy Research, Society, International Conference on Cultural Policy Research
民放テレビ局の今後―広告研究の成果からの再検討
民放連研究所客員研究員会
デジタル変革時代の放送メディア, Nov. 2022, In book
Business Models for Commercial Broadcasters in Japan—Will there be new developments in the digital age?
Broadcasting in Japan—Challenges;Opportunities, Oct. 2022
Audience development and cultural policy
Nobuko Kawashima
International Journal of Cultural Policy, Informa UK Limited, 28(2) 256 - 258, 23 Feb. 2022, Scientific journal
民間放送局のビジネスモデル
河島伸子
DX時代の信頼と公共性, Aug. 2020, In book
Changing Business Models in the Media Industries
Nobuko Kawashima
Media Industries Journal, University of Michigan Library, 7(1) 69 - 88, 29 Jul. 2020, Scientific journal
The production consortium system in Japanese film financing
Nobuko Kawashima
Routledge Handbook of Cultural and Creative Industries in Asia, 166 - 176, 07 Dec. 2018, In book
Wrestling with or embracing digitization in the music industry: The contrasting business strategies of j-pop and k-pop
Jimmyn Parc; Nobuko Kawashima
Kritika Kultura, 2018(30-31) 23 - 48, Feb. 2018, Scientific journal
書評 Sigrid Hemels and Kazuko Goto (eds), Tax Incentives for the Creative Industries
河島 伸子
文化経済学, 文化経済学会 (日本), 14(2) 69 - 72, Sep. 2017
Globalization of Japanese Food and the Problem of Product Fraud and Counterfeit
河島 伸子
文化経済学, 文化経済学会 (日本), 14(2) 1 - 19, Sep. 2017
Film policy in Japan – an isolated species on the verge of extinction?
Nobuko Kawashima
International Journal of Cultural Policy, 22(5) 787 - 804, 19 Oct. 2016, Scientific journal
Introduction: film policy in a globalised cultural economy
John Hill; Nobuko Kawashima
International Journal of Cultural Policy, 22(5) 667 - 672, 19 Oct. 2016, Scientific journal
Do the Arts and Culture Have a Positive Impact on Happiness? Beyond Methodological Issues
KAWASHIMA Nobuko
Advances in Happiness Research, 311 - 324, 2016, Scientific journal
Corporate support for the arts in Japan: Beyond emulation of the Western models
Nobuko Kawashima
Cultural Policy in East Asia: Contemporary Issues and Trends, 35 - 47, 01 Jan. 2016, In book
Postmodern Advertising in Japan: Seduction, Visual Culture, and the Tokyo Art Directors Club
Kawashima Nobuko
JOURNAL OF JAPANESE STUDIES, 42(2) 379 - 383, 2016
Cultural Policies in East Asia
Nobuko Kawashima
International Encyclopedia of the Social & Behavioral Sciences: Second Edition, 453 - 459, 26 Mar. 2015, In book
Cultural Economics in Japan : Trends and Future Issues
河島 伸子
文化経済学, 文化経済学会 (日本), 11(2) 1 - 3, Sep. 2014
The film industry in Japan-prospering without active support from the state?
Nobuko Kawashima
Cultural Policies in East Asia: Dynamics between the State, Arts and Creative Industries, 210 - 226, 19 Aug. 2014, In book
Copyright as an incentive system for creativity? The case of contemporary visual arts
Nobuko Kawashima
Handbook of Research on Creativity, 464 - 476, 29 Nov. 2013, In book
Corporate support for the arts in Japan: Beyond emulation of the Western models
Nobuko Kawashima
International Journal of Cultural Policy, 18(3) 295 - 307, Jun. 2012, Scientific journal
Are the global media and entertainment conglomerates having an impact on cultural diversity? A critical assessment of the argument in the case of the film industry
Nobuko Kawashima
International Journal of Cultural Policy, 17(5) 475 - 489, Nov. 2011, Scientific journal
Creative Industries in Urban Cultural Policy : Development and Future Issues(
New Developments of Service and Cultural Industries in the Metropolitan Areas)
KAWASHIMA Nobuko
Annals of the Association of Economic Geographers, 経済地理学会, 57(4) 295 - 306, 2011
The rise of 'user creativity' - web 2.0 and a new challenge for copyright law and cultural policy
Nobuko Kawashima
International Journal of Cultural Policy, 16(3) 337 - 353, Aug. 2010, Scientific journal
Inalienability of moral rights: a perspective from law and economics
河島 伸子
Intellectual property law and policy journal, 北海道大学グローバルCOEプログラム「多元分散型統御を目指す新世代法政策学」事務局, (29) 205 - 246, Jun. 2010
著作者人格権の不行使特約 : 法と経済学における分析
河島 伸子
知的財産法政策学研究, 北海道大学グローバルCOEプログラム「多元分散型統御を目指す新世代法政策学」事務局, 北海道大学情報法政策学研究センター, 29(29) 205 - 246, Jun. 2010, Research institution
The relationship between cultural diversity and the structure of the market: a perspective from the economics of the media and entertainment
河島 伸子
Intellectual property law and policy journal, 北海道大学大学院法学研究科21世紀COEプログラム「新世代知的財産法政策学の国際拠点形成」事務局, 28(28) 91 - 116, Mar. 2010, Scientific journal
Howard Becker, Art worlds
Nobuko Kawashima
International Journal of Cultural Policy, 16(1) 41 - 42, 01 Feb. 2010
The structure of the advertising industry in Japan: The future of the mega-agencies
Nobuko Kawashima
Media International Australia, (133) 75 - 84, Nov. 2009, Scientific journal
Rethinking outreach activities: arts management in Japan
河島 伸子
Journal of municipal problems., 都市問題研究会, 61(10) 81 - 94, Oct. 2009, Scientific journal
The Droit de Suite controversy revisited (2) The EC directive and its impact on contemporary art market
河島 伸子
Intellectual property law and policy journal, 北海道大学大学院法学研究科21世紀COEプログラム「新世代知的財産法政策学の国際拠点形成」事務局, 22(22) 137 - 161, Mar. 2009, Scientific journal
追及権をめぐる論争の再検討(1)論争の背景、EC指令の効果と現代美術品市場
河島 伸子
知的財産法政策学研究, 北海道大学大学院法学研究科21世紀COEプログラム「新世代知的財産法政策学の国際拠点形成」事務局, (21) 89 - 115, Dec. 2008
The artist’s resale right revisited: a new perspective
Nobuko Kawashima
International Journal of Cultural Policy, 14(3) 299 - 313, 01 Aug. 2008, Scientific journal
文化政策への新たな視点 (特集 日本復活に何が必要か)
河島 伸子
公明, 公明党機関紙委員会, (32) 14 - 19, Aug. 2008
Surviving cultural policy: future issues for the film industry in Japan
河島 伸子
Cultural policy research, 日本文化政策学会, (2) 49 - 75, 2008
企業メセナ--文化政策の重要な一主体として (特集 文化と生活)
河島 伸子
家計経済研究, 家計経済研究所, (79) 30 - 38, 2008
Advertising agencies, media and consumer market: The changing quality of TV advertising in Japan
Nobuko Kawashima
Media, Culture and Society, 28(3) 393 - 410, May 2006, Scientific journal
AUDIENCE DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIAL INCLUSION IN BRITAIN: Tensions, contradictions and paradoxes in policy and their implications for cultural management
Nobuko Kawashima
International Journal of Cultural Policy, 12(1) 55 - 72, 01 Mar. 2006, Scientific journal
The droit de suite controversy revisited: context, effects and the price of art
河島 伸子
Intellectual Property Quarterly, (3) 223 - 255, 2006
NPOガバナンスの日米比較--NPO法人法における構造と課題
河島 伸子
ノンプロフィット・レビュー, 日本NPO学会, 5(1) 1 - 11, Jun. 2005
広告表現の低迷--創造性を取り巻く構造と変化するビジネス環境への考察
河島 伸子
広告科学, 日本広告学会, 46(0) 30 - 45, 2005
The Governance of Not-for-Profit Organizations in Japan and the US: Nonprofit Corporation Laws and Issues for Reform
Kawashima Nobuko
The Nonprofit Review, JAPAN NPO RESEARCH ASSOCIATION, 5(1) 1 - 11, 2005
各国の福祉事情(第9回)「ガバメント」から「ガバナンス」へ(4)文化とソーシャル・インクルージョン
河島 伸子
月刊福祉, 全国社会福祉協議会, 88(1) 100 - 103, Jan. 2005
各国の福祉事情(8)「ガバメント」から「ガバナンス」へ(3)ソーシャル・インクルージョンと地域再生
河島 伸子
月刊福祉, 全国社会福祉協議会, 87(13) 94 - 97, Dec. 2004
各国の福祉事情(7)「ガバメント」から「ガバナンス」へ(2)NPOと行政の協働
河島 伸子
月刊福祉, 全国社会福祉協議会, 87(12) 96 - 99, Nov. 2004
各国の福祉事情(6)「ガバメント」から「ガバナンス」へ(1)イギリス福祉国家の変遷
河島 伸子
月刊福祉, 全国社会福祉協議会, 87(11) 94 - 97, Oct. 2004
地方自治体における文化振興の今後--アーツ・マネージャーを育む文化政策 (特集 都市と文化芸術)
河島 伸子
都市問題研究, 都市問題研究会, 56(3) 67 - 79, Mar. 2004
Businesses and the NPO sector in Japan: Development and prospects
Nobuko Kawashima
The Voluntary and Non-Profit Sector in Japan: The Challenge of Change, 102 - 117, 19 Jun. 2003, In book
巻頭言 公共政策とNPO〔含 質疑応答〕
河島 伸子
財政学研究, 財政学研究会, (31) 1 - 15, Oct. 2002
Y. Tokumaru and I. Toshimitu,
Arts and Cultural Policies I, Arts and Society, A. neki,
Arts and Cultural policies II, Policy making and Management, Hosodaigaku Kyoikushinkokai, 2002
Kawashima N
Cultural Economics, 文化経済学会〈日本〉, 3(2) 104 - 105, 2002
The Emerging Nonprofit Sector in Japan: Recent Changes and Prospects
Kawashima Nobuko
The Nonprofit Review, 日本NPO学会, 1(1) 5 - 14, 2001
I. Sato,
The Making of Contemporary Theatre in JapanKawashima N
Cultural Economics, 文化経済学会〈日本〉, 2(1) 80 - 80, 2000
The emerging non-profit sector in Japan: Recent changes and prospects
Nobuko Kawashima
Global Economic Review, 29(4) 89 - 105, 2000, Scientific journal
Marketing at Local Authority Museums in Britain: An Analysis of Museum Organization
Kawashima N
Cultural Economics, 文化経済学会〈日本〉, 2(1) 47 - 54, 2000
Distribution of the arts: British arts centres as 'gatekeepers' in intersecting cultural production systems
Nobuko Kawashima
Poetics, 26(4) 263 - 283, 1999, Scientific journal
The introduction of strategic management to local authority museums in Britain: A missing link between policy and organisation theory
Nobuko Kawashima
Policy and Politics, 27(3) 359 - 373, 1999, Scientific journal
Cultural Policy Research: Progress and Prospects From an International Perspective
Kawashima N
Cultural Economics, 文化経済学会〈日本〉, 1(3) 9 - 17, 1999
Decentralisation in Cultural Policy
Kawashima N
Cultural Economics, 文化経済学会〈日本〉, 1(1) 11 - 17, 1998
文化政策の国際比較: 研究の現状と今後の課題
河島 伸子
文化経済学会〈日本〉論文集, 文化経済学会〈日本〉, 1996(2) 47 - 52, 1996
COMPARING CULTURAL POLICY : TOWARDS THE DEVELOPMENT OF COMPARATIVE STUDY
河島 伸子
EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF CULTURAL POLICY, (1-2) 289 - 307, 1995
海外の文化政策--行政,企業と文化の接点 (都市と文化--メセナ再考<特集>)
河島 伸子
都市問題, 東京市政調査会, 83(10) p65 - 75, Oct. 1992
クリエイティブ・ジャパン戦略 : 文化産業の活性化を通して豊かな日本を創出する
河島, 伸子; 生稲, 史彦
白桃書房, Jun. 2024
Cultural heritage in Japan and Italy : perspectives for tourism and community development
河島, 伸子; Ferilli, Guido
Springer, 2024
現代広告全書 : デジタル時代への理論と実践 = Contemporary issues in advertising : principles and practice
田中, 洋; 岸, 志津江; 嶋村, 和恵; 丸岡, 吉人; 大岩, 直人; 佐藤, 達郎; 石崎, 徹; 広瀬, 盛一; 河島, 伸子; 竹内, 淑恵; 荻原, 猛; 北川, 共史; 浅見, 剛
有斐閣, Dec. 2021
新時代のミュージアム : 変わる文化政策と新たな期待
河島, 伸子; 小林, 真理; 土屋, 正臣
ミネルヴァ書房, Sep. 2020
コンテンツ産業論 第二版: 文化創造の経済・法・マネジメント
河島, 伸子
ミネルヴァ書房, Sep. 2020, Single work
Asian cultural flows : cultural policies, creative industries, and media consumers
河島, 伸子; Lee, Hye-Kyung
Springer, 2018
Asian Cultural Flows
KAWASHIMA Nobuko; LEE Hye-Kyung
Springer, 2018, Joint editor
Film policy in a globalised cultural economy
Hill, John (W. John); 河島, 伸子
Routledge, 2018
変貌する日本のコンテンツ産業 : 創造性と多様性の模索
河島, 伸子; 生稲, 史彦
ミネルヴァ書房, Oct. 2013
イギリス映画と文化政策 : ブレア政権以降のポリティカル・エコノミー
河島, 伸子; 大谷, 伴子; 大田, 信良; エグリントン 佐藤, みか; 三浦, 玲一; 松本, 朗; 太下, 義之
慶應義塾大学出版会, Oct. 2012
コンテンツ産業論 : 文化創造の経済・法・マネジメント
河島, 伸子
ミネルヴァ書房, Oct. 2009
グローバル化する文化政策
佐々木, 雅幸; 川崎, 賢一; 河島, 伸子
勁草書房, Jul. 2009
芸術文化NPOにおけるステークホルダーの関係性マネジメント
河島, 伸子
[河島伸子], Jun. 2004
文化政策を学ぶ人のために
上野, 征洋; 荒川, 裕子; 片山, 泰輔; 河島, 伸子; 伊藤, 裕夫; 谷川, 真美; 尾野, 正晴; 小林, 真理; 中川, 幾郎; 阿蘇, 裕矢; 瀬沼, 克彰; 池村, 六郎; 野村, 卓志; 犬塚, 潤一郎; 友岡, 邦之
世界思想社, Aug. 2002
アーツ・マネジメント
川崎, 賢一; 佐々木, 雅幸; 河島, 伸子
放送大学教育振興会, Mar. 2002
Global culture : media, arts, policy, and globalization
Crane, Diana; 河島, 伸子; 川崎, 賢一
Routledge, 2002
GLOBAL CULTURE
ROUTLEDGE, 2002
ARTS MANAGEMENT
2002
GLOBAL CULTURE
ROUTLEDGE, 2002
文化政策学 : 法・経済・マネジメント
後藤, 和子; 河島, 伸子; 小林, 真理; 池上, 惇
有斐閣, Aug. 2001
文化政策学
有斐閣, 2001
CULTURAL POLICY: AN INTRODUCTION
2001
自由時間社会の文化創造
平本, 一雄; 木村, 尚三郎; 坂井, 重遠; 池上, 惇; 川村, 雅人; 中谷, 信一; 瀬沼, 克彰; 有園, 格; 末吉, 一成; 間野, 義之; 平本, 一雄; 鎌形, 太郎; 菅原, 道雄; 田中, 美子; 森下, 慶子; 小田, 重和; 室田, 昌子; 樋口, 勝美; 吉本, 光宏; 片岡, 真実; 河島, 伸子; 大和, 滋
ぎょうせい, Jun. 1993
文化のパトロネージ
洋泉社, 1991
SUPPORTING THE ARTS : A JAPANESE PERSPECTIVE
1991
Global culture : media, arts, policy, and globalization : pbk
Crane Diana; 河島 伸子; 川崎 賢一
Routledge
コンテンツ産業論ー創造の経済・法・マネジメント
ミネルヴァ書房
The Content Industries
Reexamining Japanese Cultural Policy in the Context of Cross-National Research
河島 伸子; 佐野 直哉; 八木 匡; 川崎 賢一
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B), 2022/04 -2027/03, Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B), Doshisha University
Sustainable Cultural Futures: COVID-19 and Resetting Cultural Policy
Hye-Kyung Lee; Sana Kim; Kirsty Walmsy; Tadashi Yagi; Sayaka Sakoda; Naoya Sano; Rune Kobayashi
JSPS, 国際共同研究事業 英国との国際共同研究プログラム, 2021/12 -2024/11, Principal investigator, 同志社大学
Creating New values with Cultural Heritage through Engaging Users and community Development
八木匡; 矢ケ崎紀子; 土屋正臣; 李知映; 迫田さやか
JSPS, 課題設定による先導的人文学・社会科学研究推進事業, 2019/10 -2022/03, Principal investigator, グローバル展開プログラム, 同志社大学
Asian Cultural Flows: Creative Industries and Cultural Policies
Kawashima Nobuko; Lee Hye-Kyung; Lim Lorraine
The phenomenal spread of popular culture from Japan since the 1990s and from South Korea in recent decades in Asia is now well known and documented. However, the majority of the existing literature pays little attention to the economic and political forces that have triggered cultural flows in Asia. This study investigates the actual processes through which culture has flowed among Asian nations. We have had three focuses for examination: national and local governments' cultural policies, the strategies of the creative industries, and the consumers' demand for, and engagement with, cultural products of various origins outside of their own countries., Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Challenging Exploratory Research, 2015/04 -2019/03, Grant-in-Aid for Challenging Exploratory Research, Doshisha University
Museum and Community--Towards a New Engagement
Kawashima Nobuko; SASAKI Toru; KOBAYASHI Mari; YAMANASHI Toshio
We conclude from this research project that museums have economic and social roles to play in contributing to local/regional regeneration. Traditionally museums have largely been focused on collection management, but they are now expected to help community building in a unique way. As Japan suffers from problems of economic decline and the decrease in population particularly in local citiies and towns, museums would have to become hubs and centres of community culture. Engagement with citizens is a key in new museum management., Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B), 2012/04 -2016/03, Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B), Doshisha University
An Economic Study on Protection of Intellectual Property Rights in Developing and Emerging Countries
Domon Koji; Kawashima Nobuko; Managi Shunsuke; Horie Shinya
This research considered infringements of intellectual property rights by field research in Asian developing and emerging countries, and obtained characteristics of illegal trades and behaviors in the infringements. By doing interviews and collecting samples and official data, we focused on counterfeit parts, fake ingredients of Japanese food, illegal copies and files of music content, and patents of environment technologies. Furthermore we examined the possibility of cooperation to combat infringements between developed and developing countries., Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B), 2011/04 -2016/03, Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B), Waseda University
Changes in the British Cinema-Film Policy from the 1980s, the Market and the Text
KAWASHIMA Nobuko; OOTA Nobuyoshi
Economic and cultural globalization that has particularly progressed since the 1990s has meant global strategy for Hollywood whereby more than half of box office is earned in the territories outside North America. Such globalizatio has affected the UK film industry, too, as its works need to have a sharper focus on Britishness. At the same time, however, economic concerns of UK cultural policy require more productions coming to the UK from Hollywood. As works such as Queen show, such a dilemma between cultural and economic goals of film policy has been translated into the redefined national identity and consolidated into neo-liberalism that has spurred global capitalism., Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Challenging Exploratory Research, 2011 -2013, Grant-in-Aid for Challenging Exploratory Research, Doshisha University
Policy for amending income inequality and reforming social security based on happiness analysis
TACHIBANAKI Toshiaki; IHORI Toshihiro; OSHIO Takashi; IDA Takanori; GENDA Yuji; OHTA Souichi; ITABA Yoshio; YAGI Tadashi; KAWASHIMA Nobuko; URAKAWA Kunio
In this research project, we investigated the roles of social security system in improving the state of happiness by decomposing the source of happiness into the factors such as employment system, family relation, marriage, welfare program, education system, cultural environment, community functions, and communication opportunities in a society.
To conduct this research, we modeled the behavior of individuals by focusing on the psychological factors, and designed the survey questionnaire, and conducted the internet survey. We focused our analysis on the effect of employment system and working style on the happiness. Especially, we controlled the personality factors in the empirical analysis, and examined the effects of the economic factors and family environment on the state of happiness., Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (A), 2010 -2013, Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (A), Doshisha University
The Cultural Industries in the Digital Age-Changes in the Business Environment and the Management of Creativity
KAWASHIMA Nobuko
The cultural industries have raised their profile over the last ten to twenty years worldwide, in particular relation to urban regeneration policies and economic competitions among major cities. They have also been increasingly involved with the globalization in trade and politics. The media and entertainment conglomerates of Hollywood in particular have developed a distinctive business structure and global strategies that have given them power and control over many markets in the world. The expansion of copyright and the deregulation of communications globally have helped these businesses to expand, whilst there have been emerging movements to counter the dominance of the Majors., Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B), 2006 -2009, Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B), Doshisha University
International Comparative Study on Reinventing the City and Region through Creative Clusters
SASAKI Masayuki; SETA Fumihiko; NAGAO Kenkichi; KAWASAKI Kenichi; GOTO Kazuko; NODA Kunihiro
This study paid attention to "creative industry" and examined an ideal method of new urban economic policy centering on "reinventing the urban & regional economy" by the cluster formation. I took up examples of U.K. Netherlands Singapore and analyzed comparison and separated a condition for the creative industry cluster formation in a Japanese urban area by clarifying a characteristic of a formation process of a creative industry cluster.
For fostering of the creative industry cluster, the exchanges of "tacit knowledge", the non-monetary transactions to be based on a relationship of mutual trust between companies and the context of urban culture and urban institutional thickness become particularly important.
For the creative industry cluster formation, it is important to establish the policy package ; 1) the cultural incubation system that bring up a creator and a wide editor and producer of a field of vision creating, 2) the creative milieu that inspire the exchanges of "tacit knowledge" between cultural entrepreneur, 3) the original market and evaluation axis that stand on historical context of urban culture., Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B), 2004 -2006, Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B), Osaka City University
テレビCMとビジネス環境の変化
河島 伸子
吉田秀雄記念事業財団, 研究助成, 2003/04 -2004/03, Principal investigator, Competitive research funding
Theoretical and empirical study on Creative Industry and Urban Regeneration
SASAKI Masayuki; KONAGAYA Kazuyuki; TSUNODA Ryutaro; HONDA Yutaka
The creative industry is defined by British government as those industries which have their origin in individual creativity, skill and talent and which have a potential for wealth and job creation through the generation and exploitation of intellectual property. These contain advertising, architecture, arts & antique, crafts, design, designer fashion, film & video, game-soft wear, music, performing art, publishing, soft-wear, television & Radio. On the other hand, when we consider that US economist contains R.&D in the creative industry category, we should divide artistic creative industry and scientific creative industry.
By our original data, we estimated the volume of Japanese creative industry. They generate about 1,400 thousand employees and 39 thousand million yen revenue in 2001. British creative industry is double in employment and triple in revenue relatively compare to Japanese. As a result, there is large possibility in Japanese creative industry near future. As creative industry and creative city becomes noteworthy, some cities like Kanazawa and Yokohama adopt a new urban policy focused on art & cultural creativity, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C), 2002 -2003, Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C)
Stakeholder Management in Nonprofit Arts Organizations in Japan
KAWASHIMA Nobuko; TANAKA Takafumi
Nonprofit Corporations in the arts are playing an increasingly vital role in cultural policy in Japan. As is seen among Nonprofit Organizations (NPOs) in general, arts NPOs have started with a number of management issues such as lack of resources. The success these NPOs in the arts have achieved so far, however, is remarkable : They have managed to clarify their mission, purposes and areas of activity, decide on organizational design, assign roles to different individuals and obtain resources necessary to start operation in a short space of time. These major decisions amount to so-called strategic management or governance in a wide sense, althongh NPOs are not necessarily aware of, or knowledgeable about, the concept of strategic management. This paper argues that management of varions stakeholders (eg local authorities, corporate sponsors, artists, local communities and volunteers) has been the key to the success. The stakeholders have provided such resources as fending, labour, contacts, information, and 'legitimacy' to the organizations which is essential particularly for start-ups. It is through the negotiation and communication with the stakeholders that the arts NPOs have clarified their purposes and goals and put them in writing, or that they have expanded the areas of activity and obtained important contacts to enable them to put philosophy into practice.
Stakeholder management will continue to be an important issue for a further development of arts NPOs In particular it will be important for arts NPOs to turn the relationship with key stakeholders from the one in which NPOs are reliant on outside stakeholders for resources into the one that is mutually dependent. It will also be important for arts NPOs to pay special attention to the needs of internal stakeholders including volunteers. whose motives for getting involved may not fit in with the expectations of the management committee and of the paid staff towards the volunteers.
Governance is another issue for Japanese NPOs in the arts. Very often clear line of accountability between different parts of an organization is lacking. Currently management committees are either playing the role of paid staff or giving rubber-stamps to whatever is brought up to their meetings. The present law for Nonprofit Corporation has some flaws in relation to governance, which is also the case in the United States, albeit in different respects. In the meantime, it is important that NPOs take action to enhance accountability to stakeholders and set up accountable, organizational structures of governance., Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C), 2002 -2003, Competitive research funding, Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C), DOSHISHA UNIVERSITY
A Cultural-Reproduction Functioned by Cultural Policies -Forcusing on Art Policies in U.K., U.S.A., Singapore and Japan-
KAWASAKI Kenichi; GOTO Kazuko; KAWASHIMA Nobuko; SASAKI Masayuki; KOBAYASHI Mari
Our collabolative study began in April 1997 and just ended in March 2000. Our purpose is to compare 4 countries (U.K., U.S.A., Singapore and Japan) cultural policies, particularly in art policies. We did not restricted with comparing between European-U.S, and Japan as former studies we can early find. Instead we added Singapore's case, in which we can have lots of attention. Our method of study is four meetings where we could discuss about comparing with each art policies.
First of all, in Tokyo of September 1997, we had first meeting and were discussing a method of how to compare among four counties and realized cultural policies in contemporary Japan. Next in Singapore in March 1998, we had second meeting. This meeting was very significant, because art policies of Singapore were another type of "Asian" type of them, different with Tokyo case. Most of members began to think about the necessity of expanding the method of our comparative standard, Thirdly we had Birmingham meeting in June 1998, not in London. We realized cultural policies in U.K. and discussed both on decentralization of cultural policies in U.K. on cultural planning in some British cities. Lastly we had final meeting in New York in September 1999. In this meeting we discussed on the recent American trend, particularly privatization and art industries in New York, and talked with output of our collabolation. We planed to have a final symposium on "Globalizing Cultural Policies" in Tokyo in 2001., Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (A)., 1997 -1999, Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (A)., Komazawa University
アメリカにおけるブランデッド・エンタテインメント-「業界」としての現状と今後の課題
吉田秀雄記念事業財団, 吉田秀雄記念事業財団助成研究, 各種団体からの研究助成, Competitive research funding
オーケストラのマーケティング
吉田秀雄記念事業財団, 吉田秀雄記念事業財団助成研究, 各種団体からの研究助成, Competitive research funding
文化産業としての広告表現制作活動
吉田秀雄記念事業財団, 吉田秀雄記念事業財団助成研究, 各種団体からの研究助成, Competitive research funding
CULTURAL ECONOMICS, CULTURAL POLICY, CULTURAL INDUSTRIES
Competitive research funding
文化経済、文化政策、文化産業
Competitive research funding