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Analyzing the relationship between globalization and cultures is the core objective of this volume. In it leading experts track cultural trends in all regions of the world, covering issues ranging from the role of cultural difference in politics and governance to heritage conservation, artistic expression, and the cultural industries. The book also includes a data section that consolidates the recently commenced but still inchoate work of cultural indicators.

3A. Economy

3A. Economy

Global Arts Market

art basel: cities with the largest # of art gallery exhibitors + art basel partners – galleries per country represented at art cologne – galleries per country at the armory show – Sotheby's: net auction sales by year – international art auction

market turnover by country 2003–04 – international art market by period art – us art auction market – uk art auction market – contemporary art auction sales – index of 20th c. modern artists – index of old masters works on paper – index of old master paintings

1. ART BASEL, JUNE 2006: CITIES WITH LARGEST # OF ART GALLERY EXHIBITORS

4. SOTHEBY'S: NET AUCTION SALES BY YEAR

5.CONTEMPORARY ART AUCTION SALES

6. INTERNATIONAL ART AUCTION MARKET BY TURNOVER

7. INTERNATIONAL ART AUCTION MARKET BY PERIOD OF ART

8. INDEX OF 20TH C. MODERN ARTISTS

9. USA ART AUCTION MARKET 6/12

11. INDEX OF OLD MASTERS WORKS ON PAPER

12. INDEX OF OLD MASTERS PAINTINGS

Cultural Consumption + Expenditures

government versus household consumption expenditures % of total consumption by country & years of comparison: recreation & culture + education – consumption expenditure of households and government in the us – international spending on the arts: total government spending – consumer spending on culture by category, canada 2003 – consumer spending on culture compared to other items, canada 2003 – spending on key cultural items, canada 1997–2003

DATES OF COMPARISON:

(1) 1992 + 2002 (4) 1995 + 2002 (7) 1994 + 2000 (10) 1996 + 2000

(2) 1995 + 2001 (5) 1998 + 2002 (8) 1993 + 2001 (11) 1994 + 2002

(3) 1993 + 2003 (6) 1992 + 2001 (9) 1992 + 2000 (12) 1995 + 2003

1a. Government versus Household Expenditure: Recreation + Culture

1b. GOVERNMENT VERSUS HOUSEHOLD EXPENDITURE: EDUCATION

1c. U.S. GOVERNMENT VERSUS HOUSEHOLD EXPENDITURE: RECREATION/CULTURE + EDUCATION 2004

2. INTERNATIONAL SPENDING ON THE ARTS 1995 – 1997

3. CANADA 2003 CONSUMER SPENDING ON CULTURE

4. CANADA 2003 CONSUMER SPENDING ON CULTURE

5. CANADA 97/03 SPENDING ON KEY CULTURAL ITEMS

Cultural Industries

largest producers of cultural goods for 2002 – cultural/creative industries as a % of GDP – cultural industries as % of total country employment – world cultural industries markets ($USD millions) 2000 – cultural employment as % of total employment in EU 2002 – fortune & forbes rankings for major tnc's in cultural industries fields 2005

1. LARGEST PRODUCERS OF CULTURAL GOODS 2002

2.CULTURAL/CREATIVE INDUSTRIES

3. CULTURAL INDUSTRIES

4. CULTURAL EMPLOYMENT

5. FORTUNE AND FORBES RANKING FOR MAJOR TNC's IN CULTURAL FIELDS 2005

Trade in Cultural Goods + Services

% of export of cultural goods 2002 (by regions) – total export value of core cultural goods 1994–2002 (by world economies) – comparison of imports & exports of core cultural goods 2002 (by regions) – top 10 exporters/importers (comparison of both values) – flow chart of 5 countries (export/import) – trade partners of the usa's export/imports of core cultural goods 2003 – trade partners of china's export/imports of core cultural goods 2003 – trade partners of south africa's export/imports of core cultural goods 2003 – trade partners of brazil's export/imports of core cultural goods 2003 – trade partners of egypt's export/imports of core cultural goods 2003 – top 30 most valuable brands (as reported in the financial times, april 2006) – top 3 brands per sector (as reported in the financial times, april

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