Cabaço, Susana Laia Farinha

Clark, Terry Nichols

Silva, Filipe Carreira da

Universidade de Lisboa: Repositório.UL

-rEmerald Group Publishing LirnitedHoward House, Wagon Lane, Biugley BDl6 lWA, UKFirst edition 2014CopyLight O 2014 Emerald Gloup Publishing LirnitedReprints and permlssion serviceContact: perrnissions@erneraldinsight.cornNo part of this book rnay be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, transmitted inany fonn ol by any rneans electlonic, mechanical, photocopying, recording orotherwise rvithout eithel the prior written permission of the publisher or a licenceperrnitting restricted copying issued in the UK by The Copyright Licensing Agerrcyand in the USA by The Copyright Clearance Center. Any opinions expressed in thechapters are those olthe authors. Whilst Emerald makes every effolt to ensure thequality and accuracy of its corrtent, Ernerald makes no representation implied orotherwise, as to the chapters'suitability and application and disclairns any warranties,expless or irnpliecl, to their use.British Library Cataloguing in Publlcatlon DataA catalogue record lor this book is available from the British LibraryISBN: 978- I -78 I 90-736-8ISSN: 1479-3520 (Series)ISOQAR certil¡edManagement System,awarded to Emeraldfor adherênce toEnvironmentalstândardISO 14001:2004.ú)COAUTHORSPeter AchterbergChad D. AndersonMiree ByunFilipe Carueira da SilvaTerry Nicltols ClarlcDaniel J. DellaPostaArkaida DiniSusctnct L. FarinhaCubaçoWonho JangSeokho KimYoshialci KobayashiCentre for Rotterdam Cultural Sociology(CROCUS), Erasmus University,Rotterdam, the NetherlandsDepartment of Public Administration,Incheon National University, Incheon,South KoreaDepartment of Future and Social PolicyResearch, Seoul Institute, Seoul, KoreaInstitute of Social Sciences, University ofLisbon, Lisbon, Portugal and SelwynCollege, University of Cambridge,Cambridge, UKDepartment of Sociology, University ofChicago, Chicago, IL, USADepartment of Sociology, CornellUniversity, Ithaca, NY, USAUniversity of Paris, Paris, FranceDepartment of Government, University ofEssex, Colchester, UKUniversity of Seoul, Seoul, KoreaDepartment of Sociology, SungkyunkwanUniversity, Seoul, KoreaFaculty of Law, Keio University,Tokyo, JapanDepartment of Public Administration,Incheon National University, Incheon,KoreaISOQAREEE@Certificate Numbor 1985rso 14001 INVBS'IOR N T'DOPI,EJong Youl Leevt COAUTHORSCristina Mateos Mora Centre for Local Political Sociology andPolicies, Universidad Pablo de Olavide,Seville, SpainClemente J. NavarroYáñezMaría JesúsRodríguez-GarcíaStephen SawyerDaniel SilverDi WuJoseph E, YiCentre for Local Political Sociology andPolicies, Universidad Pablo de Olavide,Seville, SpainCentre for Local Political Sociology andPolicies, Universidad Pablo de Olavide,Seville, SpainDepartment of History, The AmericanUniversity of Paris, Paris, FranceDepartment of Sociology, University ofToronto at Scarborough, Toronto, CanadaManagement School, University of ChineseAcademy of Sciences, Beijing, P.R. ChinaPolitical Science, Hanyang University,Seoul, KoreaCOI\TENTSINTRODUCTIONTerry Nichols ClarkKARAOKE TOGETHER VS. BOWLING ALONE:SCENES ILLUMINATE HOW WESTERN RULESCAN BE TRANSFORMED TO DRIVEDEVELOPMENT AND DEMOCRACYTerry Nichols Clark with Chad D. Anderson, Miree Byun,Wonho Jang, Seokho Kim, Yoshialci Kobayashi,Jong Youl Lee, Clemente J. Navarco Yáñez,Daniel Silver and Di WuSECTION I: TOCQUEVILLE IN CONTEXT:GLOBAL STUDIES IN CIVIC PARTICIPATIONINTRODUCTION TO SECTION IVOLUNTARY ASSOCIATIONS, SOCIAL INEQUALITY,AND PARTICIPATORY DEMOCRACY IN THEUNITED STATES AND KOREASeokho KimCITIZEN PARTICIPATION IN SEOUL, TOKYO, ANDCHICAGOWonho Jang, Terry Nichols Clark and Miree ByunFROM BOWLING ALONE TO KARATE TOGETHER(USA TO ASIA): PRELIMINARY CLAIMS ANDFINDINGSJoseph E. YiI15333767vr!79FvlllS.ECTION II: CREATIVITY AND DEVELOPMENT:CONTEXTUALIZING THE LINK BETWEEN BOHEMIA,THE TCREATIVE CLASS,' AND ECONOMIC GROWTHINTRODUCTION TO SECTION II 117CULTURAL STRATEGIES, CREATIVITY, AND LOCALDEVELOPMENT IN SPAINMaría Jesús Rodríguez-García, Cristina Mateos Mora and l2lClemente J. Navcu'ro Yáñez(RE)DEFINING BOHEMIA IN SEOUL, TOKYO, ANDCHICAGOWonlto Jang, Terry Nichols Clark and Miree Byun 135SECTION III: THE POWER OF BUZZ:HOW THE ARTS AND CULTURE CAN ENERGIZT,PARTICIPATION AND DEVELOPMENTINTRODUCTION TO SECTION III 151ContenlsCULTURE IS ON THE RISE - WHY? THEORIES OFCULTURAL PARTICIPATION AND EMPIRICALEVIDENCETerry Nichols Clarlc and Peter AchterbergHOW CONTEXT TRANSFORMS CITIZENPARTICIPATION: PROPOSITIONSFilipe Carreira da Silva and Terry Nichols ClarlcTHE CONTEXTUAL EFFECT OF LOCAL SCENESON CULTURAL PRACTICES: THE CASE OF SPAINClemente J, Navarro Y(tñez andM ar íct J esús Ro dr ígue z-G ar cíaGLOBAL CONTEXTS OF POLITICS AND ARTSPARTICIPATIONTerry Nichols Clark, Filipe Carreira da Silva andSusana L. Farinha CabaçoACKNOWLEDGMENTSABOUT THE AUTHORSINDEXCONTENTS9I157lx22123725126930s307313CIVIC AND ARTS ACTIVITIES CAN ENERGIZEPOLITICS, FRANCE AND EUROPEDaniel J. DellaPosta and Tety Nichols Clarkwith Stephen Satvyer and Arkaida DiniWAS TOCQUEVILLE WRONG? BUZZ AS CHARISMA,CREATIVITY, AND GLAMOUR; NEW SOURCES OFPOLITICAL LEGITIMACY SUPPLEMENTINGVOTING, AND CIVIC PARTICIPATIONTerry Nichols Clarlc and Filipe Carreira da Si.lvaBUZZ: A THEORY, ILLUSTRATED IN TORONTOAND CHICAGODuniel Silver and Terry Nichols Clark 175GLOBAL CONTEXTS OF POLITICSAND ARTS PARTICIPATIONTerry Nichols Clarko Filipe Carreira da Silva andSusana L. Farinha CabaçoABSTRACTDoes cìvìc partìcìpatíon, especìally ìn tlte arts, ínuease demouacy? Thßchapter extends thìs neo-TocquevìIlian questíon in three ways. Fìrst, tocdpture broader polítìcal and economíc transformatìons, we consìder dif-ferent types of pørtícipatíon; results change by separate partícípatíonarenas. Some are declìning, but a dramatìc finding ß the rße of arts andculture, Second, to assess impacts of partícìpatìon, we ínclude multípledìmensions of dcmocratíc polítícs, ìncludìng dìstínct norrns of cítízewhipand theìr assocÌated polítícal repertoires, Thírd, by analyzíng globalInternational Socìal Survey Prograrn and World Values Survey døta, weìdentify dramatíc subcultural differences: the Tocquevillian model is posi-tìve, negatíve, or zero ín seven dffirent subcultures and contexts that weexplícøte, from class politícs and clientelìsrn to Protestant and OrthodoxChrßtiøn cìvílízatíonal tadítìons,Keywords: Participation; arts; culture; subcultures; politicsCan Tocquevllle K¡r¡oke? Glob¡l Contr¡sts of Cltlzen Partlclpaüon, the Arts and DevelopmentRe¡e¡rcl¡ ln Urban Pollcy, Volume 11,269-3113Copyrlght @ 2014 by Emerald Gruup Publlshlng LlmltedAll rlghls ofrepodr¡ctlon ln any form reservedISSN¡ 1479-3520/dol:10. r r08/S tO 9-35WrI14000001 1029269

Global Contexts of Politics and Arts Participation

Repositório da Universidade de Lisboa

https://repositorio.ul.pt/bitstream/10451/11502/3/ICS_FCSilva_Global_CLI_OA.pdf

Global Contexts of Politics and Arts Participation

Abstract

Similar works

Full text

Available Versions

Universidade de Lisboa: Repositório.UL

Repositório da Universidade de Lisboa