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Philip Schlesinger is a Professor in Cultural Theory at the University of Glasgow and holds roles at CREATe, a Centre for Regulation of the Creative Economy. He previously held the inaugural Chair in Cultural Policy at Glasgow (2007–present), directed the Centre for Cultural Policy Research (CCPR) until 2013, and led the Stirling Media Research Institute. His research focuses on digital platforms’ regulation, cultural policy, and the interplay between expertise and power in governance. Collaborations span institutions like the London School of Economics, Complutense University of Madrid, and the European University Institute.
His work critiques the 'post-public sphere' and explores neo-regulation frameworks for digital platforms, emphasizing UK policy dynamics. Key publications include analyses of generative AI governance, platform power, and the creative economy’s global orthodoxies. He has held fellowships at the Nuffield Foundation, European University Institute, and Maison des Sciences de l’Homme in Paris.
As a leader in cultural policy research, Schlesinger has advised on UK film policy, media transitions, and digital challenges. His interdisciplinary approach bridges sociology, media studies, and law, addressing topics like public service media, creative industries, and transnational cultural frameworks. Ongoing projects include policy responses to AI and platform regulation, reflecting his commitment to shaping evidence-based cultural and digital policies.
