CENTRE FOR CULTURAL POLICY RESEARCH
Our mission is to produce world-class analytical, theoretical and empirical research that contributes to public debate on cultural, communications and media policies in Scotland, the UK, the EU, and globally.
We are internationally networked in the academic world and have excellent relationships with policy makers, cultural agencies and the media and communications industries.
We value our role as an independent voice and aim to be a highly respected source of critical analysis.
Latest news
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08 MayRaymond Boyle (with Richard Haynes) have a new book chapter entitled Journalists, Social Media and Formula One: Life Inside the Piranha Club
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02 May
Financial Sustainability of PSM
Gillian Doyle participated in a closed expert roundtable event focusing on the sustainability and funding of PSM organised by Ofcom on May 2 in connection with the current UK PSM Review. -
02 May
New research on digital regulation
As part of CREATe’s Political Economy of Regulation theme (with funding from the Arts and Humanities Research Council, AHRC), Martin Kretschmer and CCPR’s Philip Schlesinger are researching evolving modes of digital regulation, exemplified by the UK’s Digital Regulation Cooperation Forum (DRCF).
