[PDF] Top 20 Identity, creativity and the cultural entrepreneur

... The UK government’s creative industries mapping document of 1998 was an attempt to develop a baseline of knowledge about the entrepreneurial cultural sector. However, the attempt was compromised by inconsistent ... See full document

... the cultural sector started to enjoy unprecedented funding, increasing opportunities for cultural entrepreneurship for the next 15 years (Smith, ...opportunity, creativity, flexibility, self-reliance ... See full document

... European cultural perspective is also provided by the European Union’s ...European cultural policy? ” This is the title of a conference held in Bucharest in January 2009 by Vincent Dubois, a professor at ... See full document

... group identity is positively linked to group thinking (a competitive pattern in learning and decision-making) in line with our theory (Hogg & Hains, ...productive creativity but also flexibility and ... See full document

... are cultural education, creativity promotion and innovation, definite attitudes regarding culture, cultural identity, public culture and traditional culture, promotion of culture exchange, ... See full document

... “positioned cultural institutions and programmes as social services rather than economic assets” ...sustain” cultural activities “through which a strong and confident cultural identity can ... See full document

... Western identity: ...with cultural aspects), but rather elements of the same cultural and institutional syndrome (Martinelli ...capitalist entrepreneur is a world of relent- less change and ... See full document

... entrepreneurial identity is highly related to identifications with the respective (entrepreneurial) role models while aspired and current identifications with family mem- bers have a significant role as well ... See full document

... the cultural changes of ethnic ...of cultural change, and pay more attention to the initiative and creativity of cultural ...and cultural structure ...of cultural anthropology; ... See full document

... identity with a group of people who share the cultural traditions of a particular homeland or hearth.. Thus: customs, cultural.[r] ... See full document

... of cultural homogeneity, a phenomenon in a strong causal connection with globalisation, or it designates an existing reality that cannot be denied or eliminated, that is cultural ...of cultural ... See full document

... Setiu Wetlands has potential to be developed as a world class tourist district. The uniqueness of culture and customs of local community are still maintained and they practice a traditional life until today. Although the ... See full document

... four cultural dimensions can altogether predict 21% of the variance in Religious ...Religious Identity are likely to be short-term oriented and rather collectivist, with a belief in a higher power distance, ... See full document

... decrease the disparity between the market value and the book value that will convert to the price of the firm financially. In 2005, PriceWaterhouseCoopers completed a research regarding the city intellectual capitals ... See full document

... By way of example, let us consider Irish music. Longstanding traditions and cultural ideals from Ireland are expressed through its varied and storied musical history. Through a wide range of different musical ... See full document

... Between 1915 and 1917, that is during the First World War, half of Latvia’s land was occupied by the Germans and all of it in 1918 (The Latvian Institute, 2012a). Though still under German occupation, an “independent ... See full document

... our cultural identity, our food still retains its importance in our social life as a source of social ...of cultural richness and ...important cultural tourism ... See full document

... and cultural shifts, while developing student's values and ethical standards through reflection on arguments and facts, significantly reduced levels of racial prejudice, as well as promoted students learning to ... See full document

... protection of cultural values considers protection of natural values and intangible value important. 120. After approval of the cultural landscape in World Heritage Convention in 1992, v[r] ... See full document

... an identity that defines and forms a society. The sensitivity of cultural identity cannot be ...measured. Cultural identity plays a major role in the buildup of every individual in a ... See full document