Community Theater and Resilience: The Case of the Greek Diasporic Community Theater in Brussels

Diakoumopoulou, Katerina

doi:10.1080/26883597.2021.2011611

Local Development & Society

2022

DOI: 10.1080/26883597.2021.2011611

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Community Theater and Resilience: The Case of the Greek Diasporic Community Theater in Brussels

Katerina Diakoumopoulou

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Bridging Culture and Communities: A Bibliometric Analysis of Collaboration Practices of Museums, Libraries, and Theaters

Zbuchea,

Iordan,

Michailov

2024

Culture. Society. Economy. Politics

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The study encompasses a bibliometric analysis of the classical cultural organizations (museums, libraries and theaters), considering the mainstream academic research documenting the relationships between these organizations and their communities. The first part discusses how these organizations’ focus and commitments have shifted from passive cultural aims, observing a social and educational turn towards communities. We observe a redefinition of their core purposes, becoming dynamic community and social spaces that promote sustainable development, social enrichment and wellbeing. They are no longer temples of culture, but complex hubs, spaces for engagement. Mainstream academic research gives more attention to the transformations in the library sector. Nevertheless, overall, it captures the transformations in all cultural organizations investigated, highlighting the importance of technology, community engagement and interdisciplinary approaches, as well as their growing significance in community development and wellbeing.

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Bridging Culture and Communities: A Bibliometric Analysis of Collaboration Practices of Museums, Libraries, and Theaters

Zbuchea,

Iordan,

Michailov

2024

Culture. Society. Economy. Politics

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Community Theater and Resilience: The Case of the Greek Diasporic Community Theater in Brussels

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Bridging Culture and Communities: A Bibliometric Analysis of Collaboration Practices of Museums, Libraries, and Theaters

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