What is it about?
The right to culture should be regarded as a set of rights and freedoms associated with participation in artistic culture as a kind of umbrella term, consisting of freedom to create and share one’s own works, the right to experience the works of others, also helping to set the boundaries in horizontal relations between artists, and the freedom of access and creation on the basis of available works. The right to culture is also connected to the fair financing of artistic life and universally assured access to it, and the entitlements generated in that way could be justiciable, wherever the standards of financing and supporting artistic culture are established.
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Why is it important?
While there are many international documents and publications on cultural life, it is still unclear what does the right to culture really means and how it should be exercised regarding individual perspective.
Perspectives
The article is a preliminary stage to complete book on legal model of right to culture (online free version forthcoming 2018)
Anna Sobaczewska
The Institute of Law Studies Polish Academy of Sciences
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This page is a summary of: Utopian Concept, Mixed Structure, Digital Extent and New Claims, International Human Rights Law Review, December 2017, Brill,
DOI: 10.1163/22131035-00602004.
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