Examining the Governance of Public Art Using the Governance Analytical Framework: An Analysis of Public Art Governance in Greater Vernon

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2021-09-15

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Nelson, Tannis

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The purpose of this project was to analyze the existing governance framework that affected opportunities for new instances of public art in Greater Vernon, British Columbia, in an effort to identify areas of impediment. The research data was then used to inform the development of recommendations for favourable changes to improve the public art governance processes.

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governance, decision-making, stakeholder analysis, jurisdictional scan, governance analytical framework, public art, art, regional district, local government

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http://hdl.handle.net/1828/13395

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Master's Projects (Master of Public Administration; Master of Arts in Dispute Resolution; Master of Community Development)
 
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