Christopher Madden est un analyste politique culturelle et statisticien culturel. Jusqu'à Septembre 2008, il a travaillé avec la Fédération Internationale de Conseils des Arts et de et des Agences Culturelles (FICAAC) se concentrant sur les tâches de recherche, de coordonner le programme D'Art et de la négociation des projets de recherche.
Fonction principale
Chercheur / chercheuse
Intérêts
Statistiques et indicateurs culturels, Plaidoyer pour les arts : arguments et stratégies, Économie institutionnelle, Modélisation du secteur culturel, Inventaire et planification culturelle
Langues
Anglais
Nationalité
New Zealander
Localisation
Sydney, Australie
Type d'institution
Freelance
Disponible
(disponibilité pour travail indépendant/freelance)
Christopher Madden is a cultural policy analyst and cultural statistician. An independent researcher and editor, he is available for editing, writing and desk research contracts. For more check out his blog site www.artspolicies.org.
From 2001 to 2008 Christopher worked with the International Federation of Arts Councils and Culture Agencies (IFACCA), where he undertook research, coordinated the D'Art programme and managed research projects.
Christopher has a range of skills and experience in cultural policy analysis and research, including:
* Research: coordinating a research program; undertaking research; writing research reports; liaising with the international cultural policy research community; presenting at seminars and events; and promoting IFACCA's research.
* Editing: editing policy documents, research reports, web content and news bulletins; and providing editorial input to academic journals and academic peer reviewing.
* News and web content: editing, overseeing production and generating content for websites and news bulletins (for IFACCA and Amnesty International Australia).
* Project development and management.
* Administration and finance: overseeing accounts work, membership payments, financial reporting, budgeting, and procedures; developing and refining administrative systems; general correspondence.
Christopher undertakes contract and voluntary work, including:
* Serving on the editorial advisory board of academic journal Cultural Trends.
* Co-presenting the Cultural Policy module of the Masters of Cultural Policy course run by the Australian Institute of Music and Sydney Opera House.
* Contract editing and writing: examples can be viewed at www.artspolicies.org.
Christopher created and runs Animal Rights Hub Australasia (www.animalrightshub.org), a website that consolidates news from animal rights groups in Australia and New Zealand. In 2010 he did volunteer work for the animal proection institute Voiceless. From 2008 to February 2009 he worked voluntarily for Amnesty International Australia (www.amnesty.org.au), developing website content for activist groups in New South Wales.
Before 2001, Christopher worked for a variety of policy agencies in Australasia, including the New Zealand Ministry of Cultural Affairs, Creative New Zealand, the Australia Council and the National Centre for Culture and Recreation Statistics of the Australian Bureau of Statistics. He has had independent research work published in the International Journal of Cultural Policy, Cultural Trends, Media International Australia, the Journal of Arts Management, Law and Society, and the Australian Bulletin of Labour. Chris's main research interests in cultural policy are: the meaning and analysis of creativity; cultural advocacy; culture and economics; and cultural statistics, but his real passion is writing songs and playing music.
2008 - 2010 Research Analyst - Australia Council for the Arts (Australia) -
2001 - 2008 Research Analyst - International Federation of Arts Councils and Culture Agencies (IFACCA) (Australia) -
1996 - 2001 Contract researcher - Various (New Zealand and Australia) - Contracts for: National Centre for Culture and Recreation Statistics, Australian Bureau of Statistics; Australia Council for the Arts; Creative New Zealand; NZ Ministry of Cultural Affairs
1992 - 1994 Policy Analyst - Ministry of Cultural Affairs (New Zealand) -
1991 - 1993 Departmental Tutor - University of St Andrews (Scotland) -
1989 - 1990 Investigating Officer - Arts&Cultural Heritage Division, Dept of Internal Affairs (New Zealand) -
1998 Enrolled (not completed) PhD Economics - Macquarie University (Australia)
1994 Attendance only Culture and Power (Masters Sociology) - Victoria University (New Zealand)
1988 Visual Communication Design Foundation Course - Wellington Polytechnic (New Zealand)
1986 Post Graduate Diploma Economics - University of Otago (New Zealand)
1985 BA Economics - University of Otago (New Zealand)
1985 Richardson Scholarship Award in Arts - University of Otago (New Zealand)
Madden (2004) Creating Connections: Trends in Government Support for Artistic Creativity, Sydney, IFACCA, ISSN/ISBN:0-9751640-2-3
Madden (1998) Employment in the Cultural Sector, Wellington, Statistics New Zealand and Ministry of Cultural Affairs, ISSN/ISBN:0-478-20726-3
Spellerberg, Paterson, Madden (1995) New Zealand Cultural Statistics, Wellington, Statistics New Zealand and Ministry of Cultural Affairs, ISSN/ISBN:0-478-04434-8
Spellerberg and Madden (1995) New Zealand Framework for Cultural Statistics Te Anga Tatauranga Tikanga-a-iwi o Aotearoa, Wellington, Statistics New Zealand and Ministry of Cultural Affairs, ISSN/ISBN:0-478-04422-4
Madden, C (2008) 'Monolithic Cultural Policy', DANS: Oakley and Anderson, eds., Making meaning, making money: Directions for the arts and cultural industries in the creative age, Cambridge Scholars Press, UK ,
Madden, C (2005) 'International networks and arts policy research', DANS: International Journal of Cultural Policy 11(2) 129-143,
Madden, C (2005) 'Cross-Country Comparisons of Cultural Statistics: Issues and Good Practice', DANS: Cultural Trends 14(4) 299-316, DOI:10.1080/09548960600573559
Madden, C (2005) 'Indicators for arts and cultural policy: A Global perspective', DANS: Cultural Trends 14(3) 217-247, DOI:10.1080/09548960500436824
Madden, C (2004) 'Creativity and Arts Policy', DANS: Journal of Arts Management, Law and Society 34(2) 133-139,
Madden, C and Bloom, T (2004) 'Creativity, Health and Arts Advocacy', DANS: International Journal of Cultural Policy 10(2) 133-156, DOI:10.1080/1028663042000255772
Throsby, D and Madden, C (2001) 'An Economic Model of the Visual Arts Industry in Australia', DANS: Visual Arts Industry Guidelines Research Project Working Paper ,
Madden, C and Bloom, T (2001) 'Advocating Creativity', DANS: International Journal of Cultural Policy 7(3) 409-436,
Bonetti, S and Madden, C (1996) 'Harmony, Aesthetics and Anaesthesia: Utilising a Broad Definition of Cultural Economics', DANS: International Journal of Cultural Policy 2(2) 255-268,
Madden, C (3/2006) Independence of Government Arts Funding: How much influence do governments have over arts funding and how much influence should they have?, Discussion paper for IFACCA members only, IFACCA
Madden, C (9/2001) An Information Model for Culture and Leisure: Initial Papers, Unpublished internal document, Australian Bureau of Statistics
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