Cultural Governance and the European Union

1. Introduction
Evangelia Psychogiopoulou

Part I. EU Cultural Policy

2. The Cultural Logic of Economic Integration
Rachael Craufurd Smith

3. Encapsulating EU Cultural Policy into the EU’s Growth and Competiveness Agenda: Explaining the Success of a Paradigmatic Shift in Brussels
Annabelle Littoz-Monnet

4. The Cultural Open Method of Coordination
Evangelia Psychogiopoulou

5. The Creative Europe Programme: Policy-Making Dynamics and Outcomes
Anna Kandyla

Part II. EU Internal Policies and Culture

6. The Protection of National Treasures in the EU Single Market
Tania Kyriakou

7. Cultural Diversity in the Digital Age: EU Competences, Policies and Regulations for Diverse Audiovisual and Online Content
Kristina Irion, Peggy Valcke

8. Cultural Diversity and the EU Copyright Policy and Regulation
Giuseppe Mazziotti

9. Digital Rights Management and Rights Licensing in the Online Music Sector: A Case for Cultural Diversity?
Katharine Sarikakis

10. Cultural Diversity and State Aids to the Cultural Sector
Delia Ferri

11. Cultural Diversity and State Aid to Public Service Media
Karen Donders, Tim Raats

Part III. Fundamental Rights and Culture

12. The EU Charter of Fundamental Rights and Cultural Diversity in the EU
John Morijn

13. The Right to Access Culture under EU Law
Céline Romainville

14. The EU’s Relationship with Minority Rights
Tawhida Ahmed

Part IV. EU External Policies and Culture

15. The European Union, the World Trade Organization and Cultural Diversity
Mira Burri

16. The Implementation of the UNESCO Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions in EU External Relations
Jan Loisen

17. EU Cultural Cooperation with Third Countries: The Cases of Latin America and the Mediterranean
Carmina Crusafon

18. Conclusion: Culture and the European Union
Evangelia Psychogiopoulou

Keywords: Political Science and International Relations, International Organization, European Union Politics, Cultural Policy, Political Science, International Relations, Cultural Studies