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Culture and Globalization: Theoretical Models and Emerging Trends, DianaCrane Part I. Cultural Policy and National Cultures: Preserving Tradition andResisting Media Imperialism Subsidizing the Arts: Government and the Arts inWestern Europe and the United States, Stefan Toepler and Annette ZimmerBuilding National Prestige: Japanese Cultural Policy and the Influence ofWestern Institutions, Kuniyuki Tomooka, Sachiko Kanno, and Mari Kobayashi ADrama of Change: Cultural Policy and the Performing Arts in Southeast Asia,Jennifer Lindsay Identifying a Policy Hierarchy: Communication Policy, MediaIndustries, and Globalization, Alison Beale Part II. Regenerating CulturalResources: Urban and Organizational Strategies Urban Cultural Policy andUrban Regeneration: The Special Case of Declining Port Cities-Liverpool,Marseilles, Bilbao J. Pedro Lorente The Local and the Global in PopularMusic: The Brazilian Music Industry, Local Culture, and Publi Policies,Luciana Ferreira Moura Mendona Cultural Policy as Marketing Strategy: TheEconomic Consequences of Cultural Tourism in New York City, RosanneMartorella Democratization and Institutional Change: A Challenge for ModernMuseums, Catherine Ball Part III. Reframing Urban Cultures for Local andGlobal Consumption Cultural Policy and the City State: Singapore and the "NewAsian Renaissance", Kian-Woon Kwok and Kee Hong Low The Immaterial City:Ferrara, a Case Study of Urban Cultural Policies In Italy, Antonia TrasforiniBlackface in Italy: Cultural Power among Nations in the Era Of Globalization,Richard Kaplan Part IV. Reframing Media Cultures for Global ConsumptionMarkets and Meanings: The Global Syndication of Television Programming,Denise Bielby and C. Lee Harrington Globalization of Cultural Production: TheTransformation of Children's Animated Television, 1980 to 1995, David Hubka15. From Western Gaze to Globalc Gaze: Japanese Cultural Presence In Asia,Koichi Iwabuchi