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Redes Culturais e Desenvolvimento Local: a Experiência da Comum

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  • João Rebelo

    (Centro de Estudos Transdiciplinares para o Desenvolvimento (CETRAD))

  • Leonide Correia

    (CETRAD/DESG/UTAD)

  • Artur Cristovão

    (CETRAD/DESG/UTAD)

Abstract

Cooperação interinstitucional, parcerias e redes são palavras-chave cada vez mais presentes nas dinâmicas de desenvolvimento de qualquer território ou sector de actividade. A cultura não foge a este quadro, embora não abundem exemplos de Redes Culturais em Portugal. Num âmbito mais regional e local, surgem as chamadas Redes de Programação Cultural, sendo a COMUM – Rede Cultural um dos poucos casos. Este trabalho debruça-se sobre a análise qualitativa de benefícios económicos e sociais resultantes da criação e consolidação da COMUM. Em termos de desenvolvimento económico, esta avaliação permitiu concluir por um efeito positivo sobre (a) o reforço da identidade e história colectiva da região, (b) a formação cultural individual, (c) a sociabilidade e (d) a formação de novos públicos, dentro de uma óptica de transferência de benefícios inter-geracionais e de um aproveitamento de infraestruturas culturais locais.

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  • João Rebelo & Leonide Correia & Artur Cristovão, 2007. "Redes Culturais e Desenvolvimento Local: a Experiência da Comum," RPER, Associação Portuguesa para o Desenvolvimento Regional, issue 15, pages 21-40, July.
    • Handle: RePEc:apd:rper00:y:2007:i:15:id:236
    DOI: 10.59072/rper.vi15.236
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