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Actors, dancers or publishers of literary magazines showed Václav Jehlička, the Czech minister for culture, what they think about his plans to cut the budget for creative arts. Czechs apparently do not understand a potential of creative industries, Jaroslav Formánek, editor of Respekt weekly, writes.
Eliška Tomalová: Cooperation among cultural institutions is beneficial to small countries
Ivo Šlosarčík is a lecturer of European and international law at Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles Univesity, and New York University in Prague. He is an expert on legal issues of European integration, judicial and police cooperation in the EU, and Czech reform of civil service and judiciary. He participated in the seminar on the ways how to influence European legislation in the new legislative framework after the Lisbon Treaty organised by the Institute for European Policy Europeum.
