CASE Engagement review - public access

About this database
 

The CASE database (open version)

Last updated: June 2012

Number of entries: 12,634

Background

Welcome to the CASE database of empirical research marshalling in one place studies that examine the drivers, impact and value of engagement in culture and sport. The database was developed as part of the CASE research programme led by the English Department for Culture, Media and Sport.

There are 2 versions of the database:

  • open – this provides only the reference for studies, though you can search the abstracts and summaries

  • password protected – this gives you access to the abstracts and summaries in the outputs. For access, email case@culture.gsi.gov.uk

You are in the open version. Please read the Quick Start instructions to make the most of the database. If you want to undertake a systematic review, please contact CASE at the email address above.

Visit the CASE website for other research, data and tools useful for culture and sport policy research

Support the CASE Database

If you use the database, please acknowledge it in any publications you produce. We also welcome your stories of how (and how much) the database added value to your research. Email any comments or stories to case@culture.gsi.gov.uk.

Scope of database

The scope, search and inclusion criteria for the database are set out in a technical report - please check this first before submitting your study for inclusion. If you think it should be, please email case@culture.gsi.gov.uk.

 

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EPPI-Centre
This database is hosted by the EPPI-Centre which is part of the Social Science Research Unit at the UCL Institute of Education, London.