지역별 퀴어문화축제의 거버넌스 구조 및 유형 연구

Based on problems in the operation and planning of domestic queer cultural festivals and their potential as regional festivals, this study materializes governance structures in the public and private sectors, derives types of the festivals, and provides indicators to understand the dynamics of major stakeholder groups in festival operation and planning. Taking the queer culture festivals of Seoul, Busan, and Daegu as examples, first, the goal was to find the categories of comparable cases and major components of governance through literature research and previous research analysis. Through previous research and theoretical discussions on festival governance and multi-stakeholder governance, a framework was established to analyze the composition of interest groups in queer cultural festivals. Second, field surveys and interviews were conducted to collect, categorize, and analyze data related to interest groups in the existing queer culture festival, and use them as data to make practical suggestions. As a result, the Korean queer culture festival is a multidirectional, public-private-led network type, and a specially purposed culture and arts education festival. The structure of the interest group of the festival shows decentralized multi-stakeholder governance due to the mobility of the government and direct and indirect stakeholder groups, and Seoul and other regions show differences in the degree of government intervention and the degree of solidarity with local civic groups.