Description
Profile and training of cultural managers
Book summary
This work gathers a collection of studies, analyses, and evaluations prepared by various authors, framed within the line of support for the training of cultural professionals. The reader will find a deep reflection on the profile of the cultural manager, addressing both the conceptual foundations and the practical applications necessary for the performance of this discipline. An essential resource for understanding the challenges and key competencies in the management of the cultural sphere.
What is it about?
The book delves into the definition and development of the cultural manager's professional profile, combining theory and practice. Through the contributions of several specialists, the competencies, skills, and knowledge necessary to intervene effectively in the cultural sector are analyzed. Training models, intervention strategies, and practical cases illustrating the complexity of cultural management are examined. The work offers a comprehensive vision that ranges from conceptual foundations to operational tools, providing a frame of reference for the professionalization of the sector.
Main topics
- Definition of the professional profile of the cultural manager.
- Training models and strategies in cultural management.
- Competencies and skills for intervention in the cultural sphere.
- Analysis of practical cases and experiences in cultural management.
- Relationship between conceptual theory and professional practice.
Who is it recommended for?
This book is aimed at students and professionals in cultural management, as well as cultural policymakers, trainers, and anyone interested in the professionalization of the sector. It is especially useful for those seeking a solid foundation in the theoretical and practical aspects of the discipline, and who wish to understand the profiles and competencies necessary to work in the field of culture.
What this book contributes
- A complete and updated vision of the cultural manager's profile.
- Conceptual and practical tools for intervention in the sector.
- Analysis of cases and experiences that facilitate the application of knowledge.
- A frame of reference for the training and professionalization of cultural managers.
- Reflections from multiple authors that enrich the understanding of the field.
Technical data sheet
- Author: SPAIN. MINISTRY OF CULTURE.
- Publisher: Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport. Area o
- Language: Spanish
- Collection: TBD COLLECTION
- Binding: Others
- Edition date: January 1995
- Number of pages: 302
- Weight: 900 g
Editorial review
This is a reference work for those starting out or specializing in cultural management. Its multidisciplinary approach and the variety of authors provide a wealth of perspectives that make it a training material of great value. Although its publication date is 1995, the conceptual foundations and training models it addresses remain relevant for understanding the evolution of this profession. Recommended for specialized libraries, training centers, and professionals who wish to delve into the theoretical foundations of cultural management.