CENTRE FOR CULTURAL POLICY RESEARCH

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

  • 13 May

    Dublin and Glasgow: Creative Cities Summit

    The Dublin-Glasgow Creative Cities Summit took place at the British Embassy in Dublin on 10 May. Organised by UofG Pro-Vice-Principal Professor Murray Pittock, this meeting brought together leading officials, cultural sector professionals and academics to explore new collaborations between the two cities.
  • 29 Apr

    Dr Inge Sørensen interprets Brexit and its impact on the British Union in Danish

    During the UK’s Brexit negotiations in April 2019, Dr Inge Sørensen wrote an analysis of the political ramifications for the nations and regions for Politiken (the Danish equivalent of the Independent)
  • 21 Mar

    Television and Talent, Public Lecture at Lund University, Sweden

    Raymond was invited to give a Public Lecture on the Talent Industry and Television at the University of Lund on Wednesday 13 March. He also spoke on a panel at the Media Mixing Conference held at the University on Thursday 14 March.
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As a dedicated postgraduate research and teaching centre CCPR has a highly experienced team of postgraduate supervisors.

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