Vesna Čopič

Dr Vesna Čopič je predavač u oblasti kulturne politike i kulturnog menadžmenta na Univerzitetu u Ljubljani, a radi i kao nezavisni konsultant.

Diplomirala je na Pravnom fakultetu, a doktorirala na Fakultetu društvenih nauka Univerziteta u Ljubljani.

Vesna Čopič koristi multidisciplinarnu metodologiju kako bi povezala različite discipline kao što su javna uprava, kulturna prava, kulturna statistika, javne finansije, urbano i regionalno planiranje i lokalna samouprava.

Bila je angažovana za nekoliko izveštaja u oblasti kulturne politike u Sloveniji i inostranstvu u ime Saveta Evrope i drugih nacionalnih i međunarodnih organizacija, a piše i za Kompendijum kulturnih politika (Compendium on Cultural Policies and Trends in Europe). Tokom 1990-ih godina radila je na pripremi zakona u oblasti kulture za Ministarstvo kulture Slovenije.

Vesna Čopič je autor nekoliko publikacija u kojima se bavila kulturnom politikom, posebno u kontekstu zemalja u tranziciji. Njeni najnoviji angažmani uključuju projekte u oblasti kulture i razvoja u Bosni i Hercegovini.

Publikacije na engleskom jeziku:

1. »Privatisation and Culture: How to separate cultural policy from the provision of culture?«, Journal of Social Sciences Studies Volume XV –Number 29, 1999
2. »Threat or opportunity? Slovenian cultural policy in transition« The Journal of Arts management, Law and Society Pp.42-52 volume 30, Number 1, spring 2000-12-15
3. Cultural Policy in Slovenia,1997, Council of Europe, Strasbourg.
4. Transversal Analysis on »National Cultural Institutions in Transition: Desetatisation and Privatisation« – Legal Appendix; Legal Aspects of Privatistion/Desetatisation of National Cultural Institutions DECS/CULT7POL/trans (99), Council of Europe, 1999, Strasbourg
5. »The role of civil society in the policy making process« in 22 Plus Cultural Policies, No.132
6. »Transition in Culture in Terms of Reconceptualising the Role of the State, the Profession and Civil Society« in Cultural Transitions in South-eastern Europe, Culturelink Joint Publications Series No 6, 2004, Zagreb
7. Slovenian Cultural Policy Profile in Compendium of Cultural Policies in Europe, 2007, http://culturalpolicies.net
8. »A survival concept of culture: Theatre as a temporary institution in Slovenia » in State on Stage: The impact of public policies on the performing arts in Europe, 2008, edited by Ineke van Hamersveld and Cas Smithuijsen
9. »Ideological background of empirical ignorance«, Cultural Trends, Vol.18 No.2 pp.185-202, 2009
10. “Modernizing the Slovenian public cultural sector ”, Cultural Policy Update, vol. 1, no. 1, Spring 2011 http://www.boekman.nl/EN/index.html
11. “Modernizing the Slovenian public cultural sector ”, Cultural Policy Update, vol. 1, no. 1, Spring 2011 http://www.boekman.nl/EN/index.html