The Global Rules of Art: The Emergence and Divisions of a Cultural World Economy (Princeton Studies in Global and Comparative Sociology)
Larissa Buchholz explores how art operates within a global cultural economy. Focusing on the rules that organize this world and the divisions that shape it, the book offers a sociological and comparative study of art’s emergence as a global cultural field.
About This Book
The Global Rules of Art examines the emergence of art as part of a cultural world economy.
It focuses on the rules and structures that organize artistic activity across global contexts.
The book considers how this cultural world economy is divided, offering a comparative sociological perspective.
Part of the Princeton Studies in Global and Comparative Sociology series, this work explores the relationship between art, culture, and global organization.
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