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

  • 28 Feb

    New platform regulation research gets first airing

    Together with his CREATe colleagues Martin Kretschmer and Ula Furgal, CCPR’s Philip Schlesinger presented new research on the regulation of internet platforms at a half-day conference that also dealt with new research on intellectual property litigation.
  • 28 Feb

    Creative Industries and Creative Arts

    Gillian Doyle gave the opening address on 'Television in Transition: The UK Case' at a symposium on changes in creative industries at the Museum of Literature (MoLi) in Dublin.
  • 18 Dec

    Dr Inge Ejbye Sørensen analysed the UK 2019 election

    Throughout December Dr Inge Ejbye Sørensen has analysed the UK election 2019 in the Danish 24 news channel TV2 News/ TV2 Nyhederne.
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