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Research into cultural value is geared towards unobtainable proof. It’s time to pause and reassess what we are trying to understand – and why – argues Francois Matarasso.

There is no universal agreement about what is valuable beyond a small number of essentials, such as life, shelter, education and so on. Because there is agreement about these things, they are described as rights, not values. But there aren’t many: the Universal Declaration of Human Rights has just 30 articles... Keep reading on Parliament of Dreams