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CPR Award Winners 2007 The winner of the CPRA 2007 is Amanda Brandellero, PhD Student at the University of Amsterdam, specializing on economic geography at the Amsterdam Institute of Metropolitan and International Development Studies (AMIDST). Her cultural policy research project 'Manufacturing diversity? Ethnicity and the commodification of culture in the cultural industries' will shed light on the creative inputs of ethnic minorities to the development of cultural industries. It will also explore how cities can use cultural diversity as a vital resource for prosperity and potential catalyst for social-economic development. The research involves case-study analysis of ethnic diversity in three cultural industries sectors (architecture, fashion and music) in three cities: Amsterdam, London and Paris. Amanda Brandellero (British/Italian researcher) was granted the Euro 10.000 award on 8 June at the culture.powers.europe conference in Berlin gathering more than 500 participants from across Europe. -> read more about Amanda Brandellero, CPR Award winner for 2007. -> view photos from the awarding ceremony 2006 Winner of the CPR Award in 2006 is Marcello Mariani, Lecturer and Research Fellow at the Department of Management at the University of Bologna. The Award was publicly announced and given to Mr. Mariani on 15 July, within the closing session of the 4th International Conference on Cultural Policy Research (Vienna, 12-16 July). Title of the awarded research project proposal is 'Live Classical Music Organizations (LCMOs) in Europe: an international comparison of financial, corporate governance and organizational structures'. > read more about Marcello Mariani, CPR Award winner for 2006. > view photos from the awarding ceremony 2005 Within the framework of the Cultural Policy Development action-line, the European Cultural Foundation announced the winner of the Cultural Policy Research Award for 2005. During the European Foundation Centre's 16th Annual General Assembly (AGA) and Conference 'Foundations for Europe: Making the Union Work for All Citizens' in Budapest, on 6 June, the CPR Award was granted to Jaka Primorac, Research Fellow at the Institute for International Relations in Zagreb. > read more about Jaka Primorac, CPR Award winner for 2005. > view photos from the awarding ceremony 2004 During the "Sharing cultures" conference in Rotterdam, on 12 July 2004, the first CPR Award was granted to Nina Obuljen, Research Fellow at the Institute for International Relations in Zagreb. > read more about Nina Obuljen, CPR Award winner for 2004. > view photos from the awarding ceremony