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Survey on the Effectiveness of Cultural Organizations

11. 4. 2025 cultural institutions

Take part in research on the effectiveness of legal forms of cultural organizations! The survey is conducted by CIRG – the Cultural Industries Research Group, which focuses on research into cultural and media industries. The aim of the research is to contribute to the search for more effective management strategies, funding models, and legislative support in the field of culture. The questionnaire can be completed by the end of May 2025.

Dear Sir or Madam, We would like to ask you to complete a questionnaire that is part of a research project focused on the legal forms and effectiveness of cultural organizations. The target group of respondents consists of managers and senior staff of cultural organizations. The aim of the research is to identify what challenges, problems, and benefits different legal forms of cultural organizations bring, and how these factors affect their behavior, financial stability, and management practices. The research is conducted by Palacký University Olomouc. The results will help improve our understanding of how cultural organizations function and may contribute to the search for more effective management strategies, funding models, and legislative support in culture. Completing the questionnaire will take approximately 15 minutes. Your responses will be completely anonymous and will be used exclusively for research purposes. The research is coordinated by Tereza Raabová: tereza.raabova@gmail.com. Based on the research, the following outputs will be created: a) a publicly available research report on the effectiveness of cultural organization management for their managers and founders, and b) a clear handbook outlining the advantages and disadvantages of individual legal forms of cultural organizations.

 

You can complete the questionnaire here.

Cirg - about

CIRG – the Cultural Industries Research Group focuses on research into cultural and media industries, particularly on current issues, challenges, and conflicts arising from tensions between intellectual property law, the business models of cultural industries, the digitalization and platformization of cultural sectors, and changing consumer habits. The group’s name is an acronym of its English title, Cultural Industries Research Group. CIRG is an informal association of experts from media studies, intellectual property law, media law, media ethics, cultural economics and cultural management, sociology of culture, and data analysis. The group operates on the basis of project-based funding through applied research projects (TAČR, NAKI, EEA and Norway Grants, OP JAK Intersectoral Cooperation), basic research projects (GAČR, ZIF Bielefeld, OP VVV Excellent Research, DFG), as well as contract research (State Cinematography Fund, Association of Audiovisual Producers).