DIGITHUM, humanities in the digital age, as you know, began a new era with the previous issue, debuting a renovated format, systematising the aims and lines of activity and recuperating the publication of a monographic dossier as the axis for each issue.
We are now taking further steps to consolidate the structure (advisors and editorial boards) and the peer review procedures, which are now fully operational, whilst the continual formal improvements have also borne fruit. We are proud of the fact that a recent report from the Centro de Información y Documentación Científica placed DIGITHUM in fifth place in an exhaustive list of Spanish e-journals in terms of complying with its quality requirements. [+]
Culture management, a new discipline?
Coordination: Glòria Munilla (UOC)
This dossier offers analysis of cultural management from three points of view: cultural management in public institutions and universities, the impact of management models, and comparison of this discipline with the day-to-day of managing internationally renowned cultural events.
DIGITHUM recommends reading the following articles, published in Previous Issues, as well as the special digest produced by the UOC's Library.
- Professional openings and expectations for graduates , by Roger Martínez and Francesc Núñez
- Dossier "ICT and heritage", coordinated by Cèsar Carreras
- "The CCCB is a cultural centre, not a tourist centre", interview with Josep Ramoneda
- The Humanities and the professional world. Report on the round tables, by D. Castro, T. Costa, D. Escribano et al.
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