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Cultural diplomacy, cultural cooperation and cultural connectedness between countries – towards a cultural policy research agenda relevant for emerging international relations in 2030

This paper wants to test the validity of ideas and concepts such as cultural diplomacy, cultural cooperation and cultural connectedness through three types of cases from parts of the world which are marked by protracted conflict, deeply divided societies and limited space for independent cultural action: Cultural relations between Turkey and Armenia, in the triangle Syria-Iran-Lebanon and among those countries of South East Europe which were part of former Socialist Republic of Yugoslavia. While cultural diplomacy refers to the sovereign nation-state, a multi-log / poly-log of cultural cooperation processes across fields, disciplines, countries and regions is increasingly coshaping cultural ecosystems. We are combining this conceptual approach with the reflection of on-going cooperation practice, responsibility in the policy field, and especially researching and searching for “innovative” ways of making things happen in difficult circumstances.

cultural policy; cultural diplomacy; cultural cooperation

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