Palavras-chave
cultural policy
the context of international integration
culture of Vietnam
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Resumo
Em comparação com os campos econômicos, políticos, sociais e culturais, a cultura é um campo específico, sensível e delicado, diretamente relacionado com o processo criativo de indivíduos e comunidades. Junto com o processo de renovação do pensamento, a consciência cultural, especialmente a consciência do papel da cultura no desenvolvimento sócio-econômico e na construção e formação da personalidade humana, mecanismos de sistema, políticas e leis sobre cultura em geral e campos específicos da cultura, em particular, tem sido gradualmente melhorada, atendendo às exigências e necessidades práticas e exigências do povo. Além das conquistas, o trabalho de formulação e promulgação de políticas e leis sobre a cultura também enfrenta muitas dificuldades e desafios. Com base em pesquisas teóricas sobre cultura, o papel da cultura; política cultural; este estudo enfoca a análise da política cultural, princípios da política cultural e o papel da política cultural; propondo assim algumas soluções para melhorar a qualidade da promulgação de políticas de gestão cultural no contexto da globalização e da integração internacional do Vietnã.
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