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Telling the Story of Culture's Value: Ideal-Type Analysis and Integrated Reporting

Telling the Story of Culture's Value: Ideal-Type Analysis and Integrated Reporting This article aims to encourage the reunion of economics and sociology in respect of culture's value underway in the work of David Stark and Michael Hutter. It proposes cultural reporting as an important domain it might address. Using Weberian ideal-type analysis, it examines the distinctive mode of contemporary cultural provision. I argue there are features of modern bureaucratic systems which account for the significant failures seen today. I introduce the Integrated Reporting Framework and explain its basic principles. <IR> has the capacity to streamline cultural reporting and equip it with appropriate narrative accounts, mitigating the reductive aspects of bureaucratic evaluation. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png "The Journal of Arts Management, Law, and Society" Taylor & Francis

Telling the Story of Culture&apos;s Value: Ideal-Type Analysis and Integrated Reporting

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Telling the Story of Culture&apos;s Value: Ideal-Type Analysis and Integrated Reporting

Abstract

This article aims to encourage the reunion of economics and sociology in respect of culture's value underway in the work of David Stark and Michael Hutter. It proposes cultural reporting as an important domain it might address. Using Weberian ideal-type analysis, it examines the distinctive mode of contemporary cultural provision. I argue there are features of modern bureaucratic systems which account for the significant failures seen today. I introduce the Integrated Reporting Framework...
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Taylor & Francis
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© 2016 Taylor & Francis
ISSN
1930-7799
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1063-2921
DOI
10.1080/10632921.2016.1225619
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Abstract

This article aims to encourage the reunion of economics and sociology in respect of culture's value underway in the work of David Stark and Michael Hutter. It proposes cultural reporting as an important domain it might address. Using Weberian ideal-type analysis, it examines the distinctive mode of contemporary cultural provision. I argue there are features of modern bureaucratic systems which account for the significant failures seen today. I introduce the Integrated Reporting Framework and explain its basic principles. <IR> has the capacity to streamline cultural reporting and equip it with appropriate narrative accounts, mitigating the reductive aspects of bureaucratic evaluation.

Journal

"The Journal of Arts Management, Law, and Society" – Taylor & Francis

Published: Aug 7, 2016

Keywords: Culture; integrated reporting; narrative; value

References

  • Integrated Reporting Framework
  • Leading By Example: Ranga Shankara and the Status of Empirical Referents in Cultural Description
  • Suiting the Action to the Word: The Changing Rhetoric of Australian Cultural Policy
  • The Logic of Culture: Australian Theatre and the Empty Signifier
  • Old and New Problems in Philosophy of Measurement