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Universities, Celebrating Enterprise
Description
The Universities who have led an ongoing programme of research and reflection and aided capacity building and evaluation within partner organisations are:
- City University
- University of East London
The two universities also lead the research and evaluation activities that took place throughout the duration of the project. City University also developed a range of courses aimed at enhancing the capacity and sustainability of small and medium scale cultural organisations, particularly those operating in the festival and community event sector.
UEL also helps to devise and implement capacity building activities for festival partners, as well as supporting the broader dissemination effort.
City University is the lead partner and therefore manages the project overall.
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Connections
Carnival, Culture and Capital: the future of creative enterpriseResearch paper describing the potential for community carnivals and festivals in London to act as platforms for promoting and developing creative businesses.
Celebrating Enterprise: Ethnic Entrepreneurs and Festival-based BusinessesPaper presented to the ICEEM International Colloquium in 2007.
Exploring the Politics of 'Neighbourhood': Brick Lane Festival and the Global CityPaper exploring the history and politics of the Brick Lane locality, and the part that the festival plays in its cultural, social, political and economic life.
