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Digital and technology

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Mapping and research into arts and technology in Hong Kong, Japan and South Korea

Research report: this report offers insight into the key trends and characteristics of the arts and technology sectors in Japan, South Korea and Hong Kong.

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Digital cultural relations: a pathway to trust?

Insight article: international cultural relations is increasingly present in the digital dimension, but what does this mean for building trust?

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Malaysia Arts and Technology report

This report explores art and creative technology in Malaysia, defining areas for development, exploration and further enquiry.

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Digital Cultural Relations: a literature review and research agenda

Research report: a literature review and short report exploring how the digital shift is affecting international cultural relations, and where future research on this topic needs to focus.

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The DICE Research and Development Fund - International Digital Cultural Relations

Research report: study looking into what International Digital Cultural Relations can look like based on the experiences of 20 digital partnerships across six countries.

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COVID-19’s impact on the arts sector in China

In the first in a series of articles charting how different countries have responded to the crisis we turn to China's arts sector.

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Being present: the role of culture in future UK-Italy bilateral priorities

As the UK embarks on a new chapter in its relationship with Italy, Rachel Launay Director Italy and Jill Morris British Ambassador to Italy and San Marino discuss future bilateral priorities

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Making sense of climate change in the digital age

Essay discussing making sense of climate change in a digital world where new communication technologies are prevalent.

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An obtuse triangle: the nexus between digital skills, soft power and climate change mitigation in Georgia

Essay discussing climate change mitigation, soft power and digital skills in the context of Georgia.

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COVID-19: impact and innovation in the Americas arts and culture sector

In the third part of our arts and cultural COVID-19 series, we explore how the arts and cultural sector across the Americas are responding to the pandemic.

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