cultural industries
Hamburg : a Global City? : a case study on Hamburg's producer services and cultural industries
... and cultural industries? Global cities are defined as local nodes of the corporate service sector and the cultural economy, which are associated in a global ...and cultural dimension will be ...
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The gendering of work in Sheffield's Cultural Industries Quarter (CIQ)
... from cultural industries workers as key points of reference in this ...‘cultural industries quarters’, as ‘the model for sustainable economic regeneration, which [will] transform the life of ...
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Absentee workers: representation and participation in the cultural industries
... the cultural sector (McRobbie 2011: 33), and beyond the cultural industries we do seem to be witnessing a rebirth of inter- est in all things mutual and cooperative, even if such organizational forms ...
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User-generated content, free labour and the cultural industries
... the cultural industries and in related industries such as web ...(digitalising) cultural industries and in related industries are involved in forms of labour that are ...
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Creative cities: The cultural industries and the creative class
... the cultural industries. The cultural industries, are, it is argued one of the potential motors of urban growth and regeneration in their own ...
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The ‘Cultural Industries’: A Clash of Basic Values? A Comparative Study of the EU and the NAFTA in Light of the WTO. EDAP paper, 4/2004
... of cultural values in the form of symbols and may also have a considerable impact on combined individual and collective human ...the cultural industries for concepts such as cultural cohesion ...
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Internships, Workfare, and the Cultural Industries: A British Perspective
... the cultural industries remain opaque to enter, ex- ploitative (especially at the entry level jobs), and can cause stress and anxiety for those working in them because of the “club culture” and the long ...
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Sex, gender and work segregation in the cultural industries
... ation, as Browne (2006) shows. All these factors are important and need to be combined with the effects of stereotypes in understanding sex segregation in the cultural industries. But here, for reasons of ...
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Nicholas Garnham. creative industries; cultural industries; information society; arts and media policy
... “cultural industries” – did not now indicate a simple replay of the Frankfurt School’s analysis, for two ...elitist, cultural pessimism of the Frankfurt School (although some did) or the particular ...
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MANAGEMENT 594/493 PRELIMINARY SYLLABUS SPECIAL TOPIC: GLOBAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN CULTURAL INDUSTRIES SUMMER 2012 ITALY JUNE
... study cultural entrepreneurship so that students may develop ideas for cultural entrepreneurship involving their home ...The cultural industries studied will include wine, cultural ...
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» Creative and cultural industries» Creative cities and regions» Cultural diversity and management» Cultural agency for social intervention
... and cultural industries (per- forming arts and festivals, heritage, museums and visual arts, film production and distribution, book publish- ing, recording, broadcasting, audio-visual media and multimedia, ...
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Creative rural places: A study of cultural industries in Stroud, UK
... crafts industries based in the case study ...based cultural industries also feed into and rely on processes that are located beyond the case study ...much cultural industry research which has ...
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Managing creativity in the cultural industries
... of an organisational field that has been created such that this value (permanent or transitory) is amplified. For example, there is no reason why pop music should be ‘ephemeral’ however the chart system by which singles ...
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Measuring the Economic Contribution of Cultural Industries: A Review and Assessment of Current Methodological Approaches
... poor cultural statistical data, or data that are incompatible with modern approaches for measuring the economic contribution of cultural ...of cultural industries, which tends to be very broad ...
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Researching SPILLOVER in the creative and cultural industries
... or cultural producers). The arts, culture, and creative industries can indeed generate detached and discrete products, which as objects of analysis can be measured and observed (art works for display and ...
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Media and Cultural Industries Internships: A Thematic Review and Digital Labor Parallels
... and cultural industries recognize that a degree of autonomy for creative workers is necessary if they are to produce texts that will satisfy consumers’ fickle tastes and cultural expectations about ...
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Internet Marketing in Cultural Industries: from movie to arts
... Cultural firms are enterprising their activities, implementing managerial skills and roles. Accounting and management are developed in ad hoc departments, whose personnel are regularly writing business plans, mid ...
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Education, England : The National College for the Creative and Cultural Industries (Government) Regulations 2016 : 5th August 2016
... h “electronic form” or “electronic means” have the meaning set out in section 11683 to 6 inclusive of the Companies Act 2006a; i “general member”, “staff member” and “student member” hav[r] ...
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Cultural industries. The Courier No. 194, September/October 2002
... profile Gaboron Pretoria □ Johannesburg0 Mbabi Lesotho Bloemfontein 0 Maseru Durban THO SOUTH iAFRICA General Information Land area: Population: Capital: Other main towns: Languages: Rel[r] ...
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Research on the Platform Business Model of Cultural Industries in the Era of “Internet+”
... DOI: 10.4236/jss.2018.63021 294 Open Journal of Social Sciences model as a model of value creation determines how business activities bring profit to the enterprise. The strategy of the enterprise reflects a series of ...
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