Culture and Sustainable Prosperity with Prof. Kate Oakley (35 min). This keynote address by Prof. Kate Oakley, Head of the School of Culture and Creative Arts and Professor of Cultural Policy at the University of Glasgow, opened Alternative Futures: Creativity and the Circular Economy Conference in 2019. Prof. Oakley is best known for her work in cultural industries policy and labour markets with particular attention to questions of inequality. She is currently working on the CUSP project, which considers the role of cultural activities in environmental sustainability.
Dr Victoria Durrer delivered the below lecture on Place-Specific Approaches To Sustainable Prosperity at the Places Matter conference, which also explores some of the insights we explored by this project,
UN: What is Sustainable Development? (2 min) This brief video explains sustainable development goals, as set out by the United Nations
Place-Specific Approaches to Sustainable Prosperity in the Arts & Cultural Sector 