2014
DOI: 10.32870/cys.v0i20.221
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La construcción del mercado audiovisual europeo: balance de dos décadas de políticas públicas

Abstract: El programa europeo de apoyo a la industria audiovisual (Media) ha cumplido 20 años de existencia (1991- 2011). Este artículo tiene como objetivo analizar la evolución de esta política hacia la internacionalización. El programa Media ha buscado nuevos socios y mercados en el entorno iberoamericano e internacional; el análisis también evalúa su impacto interno en el espacio audiovisual europeo.

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“…Our findings reveal that the program was not able to meet its ambitious goals and can be characterised as a mismatch between rhetoric and resources (Crusafon, 2013). Institutional power was mainly deployed on a generic level in strengthening cultural diversity as an international norm, but far less in concrete terms to realise the goals set for the AMP.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 89%
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“…Our findings reveal that the program was not able to meet its ambitious goals and can be characterised as a mismatch between rhetoric and resources (Crusafon, 2013). Institutional power was mainly deployed on a generic level in strengthening cultural diversity as an international norm, but far less in concrete terms to realise the goals set for the AMP.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…The transfer of expertise was not effective, and the predetermined goals were not achieved. Furthermore, some of the problems faced previously by the EU were also present in the AMP, such as the mismatch between the stated ambitions and the resources allocated to achieve them (Crusafon, 2013). Our analysis reveals a transfer of policy goals and ideas without sufficient institutional capacity to support them.…”
Section: Tracing Policy Transfer In the Ampmentioning
confidence: 99%