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Business Issues in the Arts is a text designed to address some of the most prescient business issues that nonprofit arts organizations face today. This text is not a how-to but an in-depth dive into fourteen topics and their associated theories to augment learning in arts administration programs.

Produktbeschreibung
Business Issues in the Arts is a text designed to address some of the most prescient business issues that nonprofit arts organizations face today. This text is not a how-to but an in-depth dive into fourteen topics and their associated theories to augment learning in arts administration programs.


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Autorenporträt
Anthony Rhine is Professor of Management and Management Science at Pace University's Lubin School of Business in New York City. He previously worked as a theatre executive, running multi-million-dollar and Tony-nominated theatre companies. Jay Pension teaches theatre and arts administration at Florida State University. He has worked as a theatre producer on over 100 productions in Boston and New York City.
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"I highly recommend Business Issues in the Arts by Jay Pension and Anthony S. Rhine because it's a one-stop shop resource for Arts Administration and Management students, practitioners, educators, researchers, and others. The book speaks to the most important business issues facing nonprofit arts organizations today. It covers all the business issues, from human resources in the arts to unions and start-ups, that one would need to have a full grasp of leading a nonprofit arts organization." Amanda Alexander, Associate Professor and Assistant Chair, Department of Art and Art History, University of Texas Arlington, USA.