Month / April 2020

The main findings of our cS Composing Trust 2019/2020 report identifying future research, policy and engagement agendas.

This study gives an overview of EUNIC’s (network of European Union National Institutes for Culture) involvement and positioning in EU international cultural relations.

140 EU Delegations in the world have a cultural mandate to combine with country-specific thematic priorities and negotiations with a variety of implementing partners.

Our Brief identifies policy priorities for an “EU global culture and climate change initiative”.

Has the EU adjusted its international cultural relations policy to the digital revolution?

This Brief is a toolbox for policy-makers who need to argue for the intrinsic value of cultural experience. It looks at the existing rights-based EU policy framework already acknowledging culture’s contribution to well-being, democracy and positive mutual perceptions.

This Brief explores budgets and available resources for culture in EU external action. Future research could then compare them with other spending sectors and priorities over time.

This Brief looks at main policy trends at play in the implementation of EU international cultural relations.

EU international cultural relations affect and potentially transform the ways Europeans culturally engage others in the world. Discover the role of key institutions and organisations in EU international cultural relations.