Traduction de «Culture industry » (Anglais → Français) :

5. Calls on the Council and the Commission to clarify what constitutes the European vision of culture, creativity and innovation and to elaborate structured political measures for practical implementation in order to develop European creative industries, incorporating these in a genuine European strategy for culture; considers that, to this end, the identification of the sector of cultural industries and undertakings is a priority;

C. whereas cultural industries are industries that give intellectual works additional economic value and at the same time generate new values for individuals and society; whereas those cultural industries include traditional industries such as the film, music and publishing industries, the media and industries in the creative sector (fashion and design), tourist, arts and information industries,

For everyone’s benefit, I would first like to review what the Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions will do; it will: recognize in international law the distinctive nature of cultural goods and services as vehicles of values, identity and meaning; clearly affirm of the right of countries to have cultural policies to ensure genuine diversity of cultural expressions domestically; include provisions by which developed countries undertake to support developing countries in nurturing the development of their own emerging cultural industries; assert the principle of non-subordination—meaning th ...[+++]e legal status of the convention in international law will be equal to that of other international treaties, including trade agreements; commit countries to take the provisions of the convention into account not only when entering into other international agreements, but also when applying and interpreting agreements to which they are party; and include a basic dispute settlement mechanism, creating the potential that in the years ahead the convention will accumulate a body of written decisions on issues of cultural policy that will ultimately influence how culture is treated in trade agreements.

G. whereas the various cultural industries include a very wide range and a multitude of cultural forms of expression, ranging, for example, from preservation of the cultural heritage, protection of historic monuments, restoration, arts and crafts to the performing arts and visual arts, as well as museums, libraries, theatres, cultural institutions of all kinds, a richly varied music scene, including soloists, pop singers, philharmonic orchestras, big band and opera, as well as literature and publishing, the recording and audio-visual industry and cinema, ...[+++]

6) RECALLS that the most important cultural industries include inter alia cinema and audiovisual production, the performing arts, music, visual arts, architecture publishing and press, multimedia, recording industries, design and industrial arts and cultural tourism and that the cultural heritage is an important basis for the creation of new cultural products;

The Investment Canada Act has always required that investments in cultural industries be compatible with national cultural policies. The Minister of Canadian Heritage has always been consulted on foreign investment cases involving cultural industries.