Monograph: Great Cities: A Laboratory for Cultural Policy

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Monograph: Great Cities: A Laboratory for Cultural Policy

Cultural Initiatives Silicon Valley was formed to establish and implement key policy initiatives affecting developments in creative education, community-based cultural activities, nonprofit cultural institutions, facilities, and financial resources. As a means for exploring the balance of culture with technology in the region, Cultural Initiatives created the Great Cities simulator, a laboratory for experimenting with cultural policies and projecting Silicon Valley’s fate 40 years into the future. In this Monograph, learn how Cultural Initiatives set out to evaluate Silicon Valley’s commercial, cultural, and community sectors and envision “how things might work better.”

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As a means for exploring the balance of culture with technology in the region, Cultural Initiatives created the Great Cities simulator, a laboratory for experimenting with cultural policies and projecting Silicon Valley’s fate 40 years into the future.

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Kreidler, John; Cochran, Kate; Rawson, Brendan
Americans for the Arts Monograph
12
March 2002
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