cultural/creative industries
Analysis on the International Competitiveness of Beijing’s Cultural Creative Industries
... of cultural creative industries in recent ...tural creative products and services was 3256 yuan in 2014, which is higher by ...the cultural creative products and services has ...
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The Cultural and Creative Industries: new engines for the city?
... the cultural sector has been seen as something to be preserved in the public ...and creative industries have been discussed; that is, by default, the state assumes ...and creative ...
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Research on Cross Border Integration and Collaborative Development of Cultural and Creative Industries
... creative industries with high added value, high integration, high radiation force based on the characteristics of cultural and creative industries, expounds the fusion process, the ...
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Constructing a Creative Agricultural Complex Base on the Law for Development of the Cultural and Creative Industries in Taiwan
... The cultural industry refers to “companies that derive their development mo- mentum from individual creativity, technology, and talent, as well as those that create pre-existing wealth and employment opportunities ...
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Cultural and Creative Industries in Modern Languages
... In recent years, we see China ’s tightened ideological insertion, reflected precisely on CCI development. In 2014, President Xi Jinpin’s inaugural speech ‘Beijing talks on literature and art’, emphasised that future ...
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The cultural and creative industries: organisational and spatial challenges to their governance
... UK Creative Industries mapping that popularised the trend (Department for Culture, Media and Sport ...and Creative Industries’ (Kultur- und Kreativwirtschaft: a compound of the for-profit and ...
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Cultural engagement and the economic performance of the cultural and creative industries: an occupational critique
... at, cultural activities of specific interest to government policy, rather than any broader ...understand cultural consump- tion in England, and possibly the best single survey on cultural consumption ...
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Benchmarking and understanding London’s Cultural and Creative Industries
... London’s creative sector is to be found in all the boroughs surrounding the finance sector but above all, to its west, in Westminster and in a belt fanning out from Westminster towards Heathrow ...
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London's cultural and creative industries – 2010 update
... a creative value chain, leading from primary creative activities such as song writing, to the dissemination of the results, for example sales of compact ...
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The politics of journalistic creativity: expressiveness, authenticity and de authorization
... the creative industries, and increasingly in journalism ...take creative leaps and to deal with the consequences of failure, and only intervening once risks are shown to have been ...
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CREATIVE ENTREPRENEURS: CULTURAL ANTS – IDENTITY, PERSPECTIVES AND DILEMMAS
... The Cultural and Creative industries highly depend on cooperation, project-based work and interdisciplinarity and demand a communal way of ...
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A creative industries perspective on creativity and culture
... ‘creative industries’ are constructed around an individualised model of creative genius, ‘cultural industries’ referenced the collective roots of individual creativity in shared values ...
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Reconceptualising the relationship between the creative economy and the city: Learning from the financial crisis
... the cultural and creative industries (Pratt, 2005), these are founded upon the notion of treating the cultural sector as a primarily economic sector, as an ...in creative sectors under ...
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What can managers do for creativity? : brokering creativity in the creative industries
... the creative department, the rest of the organisation and the client; isolated from any deeper appreciation of their function and value to the organisation as a whole, creators inevitably waste time generating ...
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The dance goes on forever? Art schools, class and UK higher education
... the creative industries was still regarded as secondary to their core teaching purpose - or at least a priority only equivalent to that of nurturing a culture of aesthetic critique, arts participation and ...
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Gentrification, artists and the cultural economy
... and cultural worker is being displaced from the inner ...the cultural and creative industries has until recently been overlooked at both national and urban scales (Buitrago Restrepo and Duque ...
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Researching SPILLOVER in the creative and cultural industries
... the creative industries, all of which are assumed to be in the same business of ...'creativity'. Creative activity is often misrepresented, and not 'captured', by isolating part of some of its roles, ...
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Identity, creativity and the cultural entrepreneur
... allows creative people to solve ...many creative organisations allow and encourage individuals to exchange roles and pursue tasks which cut across the functional divisions of a more traditionally structured ...
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Beyond advocacy: developing an evidence base for regional creative industry strategies
... the creative industries in the form in which advocacy have presented them 7 ...the creative industries and even less of dealing with the complex organisational architecture of the ...
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Anti spaces and ante spaces in the post creative city urban landscape
... the cultural-educational spectrum, and yet the concept ‘public’ still remained ...Birmingham Creative City initiative and proposed ‘museum ...of creative industries ...
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