"The International Journal of Cultural Policy has, over the past five years, secured its position as the pre-eminent world review of developments in cultural policy."

Dr Micheal Volkerling, Applied Social Sciences Group, Victoria University of Wellington & former Director of the Queen Elizabeth II Arts Council of New Zealand

"The International Journal of Cultural Policy has brought together the academic and policy domains that have for too long been apart. In its brief history, the IJCP has provided a much needed medium of high quality scholarship to the expanding field of cultural policy research. Every ministry or agency dealing with culture, as well as the growing number of university level programs will find its meaty, challenging articles indispensable."

Professor Vera L. Zolberg, Department of Sociology/Graduate Faculty, New School University, New York

"Every year, thousands of reports and evaluations on cultural policy are produced around the world - very few independent of economic or political interests. The International Journal of Cultural Policy is a genuinely independent voice. Its regular publication of the latest academic research from across the humanities and the social sciences is indispensable for those involved in cultural policy studies."

Peter Duelund, Centre for Modern Culture and Cultural Policy, University of Copenhagen & Head of Research for the Nordic Cultural Institute.