Id		135
Author		Guetzkow, J.,
Title		How the Arts Impact Communities: An introduction to the literature on arts impact studies
Reference		Guetzkow, J. (2002). How the Arts Impact Communities: An introduction to the literature on arts impact studies. Working Paper Series 20. Princeton: Centre for Arts and Culture Policy Studies, Princeton University.
Keywords		Arts impact communities; mechanisms of art impact
Link to article		https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/fa89/9f8d763b107fd24a9ee2c564959d04600358.pdf?_ga=2.87771228.574913378.1593078083-1709487439.1593078083
Abstract		The author lay out some of the issues that need to be addressed when thinking about and studying how the arts impact communities, in addition to providing an introduction to the literature on arts impact studies. He begin discussing the mechanisms through which the arts are said to have an impact. Following this is a discussion of key theoretical and methodological issues involved in studying the impact of the arts. He conclude by suggesting areas for further research and reflecting on the limitations of past research.
Metodology		Documentary analysis of the literature on the social impact of the arts
Findings		Analysis of the types of impact of the arts in the individual and community. He claims that the impact of the arts builds social capital, improves the economy, and is good for individuals. It also provides definitions of arts, impact, and community. And it mentions the problems in measuring the impact of the arts due to the lack of an appropriate comparison, which generates negative externalities and that there is a lack of adequate data.
Open Access		YES
DOI
Search Database		RePEc
Technique		Document analysis

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