The Creative Economy
Challenging the narratives: higher education institutions and agency in the creative economy
... exclusionary, we have sought to mitigate against this to some degree through the mechanism of the contract by addressing a source of exploitation: the lack of genuine learning outcomes (often as the work placement role ...
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Local capacity building for the creative economy
... the creative economy. A common characteristic of creative enterprises is their small size and hence in order to grow they must also use shared network ...of creative industry development in ...
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Reconceptualising the relationship between the creative economy and the city: Learning from the financial crisis
... the creative economy is the project (which may last only weeks or months) (Grabher ...the creative economy is risk, although it varies by industry, a 10 per cent success rate of product is not ...
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The Creative Economy Through the Lens of Urban Resilience. An Analysis of Romanian Cities
... the creative economy may act as a buff er to potential economic ...programs, creative hubs initiatives) focused on key creative industries could compensate and sustain them in the recovery ...
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The university as intermediary for the creative economy: Pedagogues, policy-makers and creative workers in the curriculum
... identify the ‘interpretative repertoires’ that were being drawn upon; how language is: “put together, constructed, for purposes and to achieve particular consequences” (Wetherell and Potter, 1988: 171). The repertoires ...
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The latest employment models as a factor in building the creative economy of Ukraine
... the creative economy, which is considered not only as a new model of economic growth, but also as a basis for building "new ...the creative industries and 'new employment' is particularly concise ...
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The practice of cultural ecology: network connectivity in the creative economy
... Universities also intervene in the economy by offering start-up and innovation support. However, the assumptions underpinning university business support programmes are often inimical to the conditions of the ...
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Enabling Or Inhibiting the Creative Economy - A Review
... the creative economy and of the problem of ...a creative practitioner in a firm, instead of the managing director of the same company, may provide a completely different outcome in terms of the ...
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View of Artists in The Creative Economy
... The creative economy is celebrated as a progression for advanced economies in contrast to manual industrialized ...be creative and pursue one’s passions, knowledge work is considered ...Post-Fordist ...
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Gastronomic tourism and the creative economy
... the creative economy can be seen analysing the following numbers; international trade in creative industries showed sustained growth in the last ...traded creative goods and services totalled ...
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The Contribution of the Creative Economy to the Resilience of Rural Communities: Exploring Cultural and Digital Capital
... of creative practice, with creative economy work being defined as ‘the conceptual and practical convergence of the creative arts (individual talent) with cultural industries (mass scale) in ...
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A world turned upside down: the creative economy, cities and the new austerity
... It is too early to make a final judgement on the recession, as it is clearly not over yet. However, what is striking is that the cultural sector has not collapsed as was expected. Consumer spending, whilst not at ...
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Rural economic development in the creative economy: a case study of the STARworks Center for Creative Enterprise in Montgomery County, NC
... and creative-oriented economic development strategies like STARworks accomplish the desired outcomes of prosperity and stability at the local ...on creative enterprises contribute to a local economy? ...
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Creative Accounting: Consumer culture, the ‘creative economy’ and the cultural policies of New Labour’
... its creative director and photographer Oliviero Toscani began to use a campaign based around controversial photographs, including images of a nun kissing a priest, a new-born baby covered in blood, a man who had ...
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2013 Creative Economy Report: Widening Local Development Pathways
... ” that fuel the creative economy, creating convergences that the project aims to fos- ter. The idea emerged from a multi-year university-community partnership that originated in the Graduate Programme in ...
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Cirebon as the Silk Road: A New Approach of Heritage Tourisme and Creative Economy
... The creative industries are at the heart of the creative economy, and an important means for the promotion of cultural diversity and the key for countries to claim their own history and to imagine ...
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Review of Creative economy report 2013 special edition : widening local development pathways by UNESCO and UNDP
... the creative economy (expression, imagination, ideas, the creative process) have their origins in the philosophical-historical emergence of Western art, they so presuppose a subjectivity already ...
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Cirebon as the Silk Road: A New Approach of Heritage Tourisme and Creative Economy
... The creative industries are at the heart of the creative economy, and an important means for the promotion of cultural diversity and the key for countries to claim their own history and to imagine ...
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Researching and Engaging the Digital Creative Economy Graeme EVANS
... as creative and digital ...the creative city (2005) raised the prospect of a range of amenity and other factors (‘3 Ts’ - Tolerance, Talent, Technology) which if well placed, can attract and retain the ...
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When creativity dies: creative economy in Brazil’s 2018 presidential election
... Creative economy and culture cannot be considered main issues in the political proposals of Brazil’s 2018 presidential ...and creative economy ...regarding creative economy or ...
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