On the Development of Cultural Industries in Post-Communist Poland

Ilczuk, Dorota; Wieczorek, Anna Xymena

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“…Prior studies regarding the cultural sector in Eastern Europe underline how market pressures pave the way for increased commodification and commercialization of cultural products, marking a strong difference with the pre-1989 system, which was rich in supply, heavily state subsidized, and largely decommodified (Toepler 2000;Ilczuk and Wieczorek 2000;Murzyn-Kupisz 2008). While commercialization is a common aspect across our three case studies, we believe that its implications are more nuanced than usually observed.…”

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From communism to market: business models and governance in heritage conservation in Poland

Baraldi¹,

Ferri

2019

J Manag Gov

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The paper focuses on the effect of business model and governance changes on conservation and access outcomes in three heritage sites in Poland: Ksiaz Castle, the Shrine of Our Lady of Grace Abbey and the Jelenia Gora Valley historic palaces. It argues that the interplay between business model and governance led by relevant political, administrative and economic changes has an impact on which historic buildings are conserved for future generations, in what form, and with which functions.Findings from the case studies allow us to design three ideal business models for the management of heritage sites. The paper also explores implications for management research regarding business model and public sector change.

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confidence: 99%