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The group Culture pour tous develops since 2007 a program of collective creations Art at work with the cooperation of artists and private, public and para-public enterprises. Up to now, around thirty projects were realized in a variety of locations throughout Quebec: factories, finance companies, community centers, municipal services, etc. This program anchors in a will of the group to increase citizen’s participation in culture by moving closer to the artists and creative processes in all circles of life. With the help of researchers in sociology and communication studies, Culture pour tous also informs and promotes the impacts of the projects of mediation and shared creation. When the capacity of organizations to transform themselves is an essential stake, the values and the processes linked to the world of art and creation are more and more considered as tools of management.
Keywords: Innovación, Innovation, Innovation, créativité, creatividad, creativity, médiation culturelle, mediación cultural, cultural mediation, procesos colaborativos, collaborative processes, processus collaboratifs, arts-business, arts-affaires, artes-negocios, art at work, art au travail, arte en medio de trabajo, culture et entreprise, culture and organization, cultura y empresa
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This article investigates the production of paper in southern Anhui, based on information mostly culled from administration monographs, supplemented with other local sources. The material is organized chronologically, in three sections, corresponding to the Song dynasty (960-1279), the Yuan-Ming period (13th-17th c.), and the last dynasty as well as the republican period (from the middle of the 17th c. to the middle of the 20th). This reveals how the geography of paper production changes over time, but also the stability of its importance as an economic product. This observation remains valid despite the fact that our perspective changes due to the transformations that occurred in its production and use, and due to the nature of the sources available to us, that vary from century to century. Some of the production techniques are discussed in the texts too, which is remarkable in view of the relative rarity of this type of information.