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Showing 1 to 20 of 31 for “"Creative economy"”.
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New spaces for living and working in the creative economy
With economic development agencies and city planners increasingly aware of the role of the arts in local economies, artist housing appears to be an essential step in the cultivation and retention of an arts community. While artists' lofts are typically thought of as converted post-industrial …
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Open Education and the Creative Economy: Global Perspectives and Comparative Analysis
… is to deal the issues of open education, creative economies, higher education. It also compares the performances in these aspects among different countries. The conception of the “creative economy” develops within the context of “global neoliberalism” and “knowledge economy”. These three …
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Writing the Protected Landscape: Authenticity, the Creative Economy and the New Nature Writing
… effect of authenticity generates revenue for the creative economy, but there is also a social and political benefit that contributes significantly to making a defensible case for protecting the landscape. I approached this research with a rich understanding of working in the environmental sector …
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Identity, knowledge and ownership: contemporary theatre dance artists in the UK’s creative economy
This thesis examines contemporary theatre dance artists’ economic conduct to fill a gap in knowledge in current dance scholarship. It seeks to identify economic competencies and behaviours which dance artists employ in their work lives. Furthermore, it explores to what extent the theatre dance …
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The industrialisation of South Africa s creative economy: The role of creative intermediaries
There is an increasing emphasis on the creative economy's convergence of cultural, social, and economic development agendas on the African continent. Africa's creative economy is a potentially viable source for development on both country-specific and continental levels. Studying creative …
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"Very Sumba": New Forms of Regional Cultural Reflexivity in Eastern Indonesia
… and objects interact. Currently, tourism and creative economy provides greater opportunities for the emergence of empowered subjects. In Indonesia, particularly on Sumba Island and in many post-colonial countries, tourism and creative economy are historically and politically situated, as this …
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Promoting creative economies in Nigeria and South Africa through communal and collaborative intellectual property rights strategies
… countries in harnessing the benefits of their creative economy by exploiting the potential of their TCEs, particularly tradition-based arts and crafts, are tied to these contentions. IPRs remain the dominant framework for reaping the benefits of the creative economy; yet there are conceptual …
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Cultural policy, state politics, and rural economic development : lessons from Maine
… cultural policy bureaucracy utilized a study of creative industries' contributions to the Maine economy to lead an effort to garner public support for a statewide cultural economic development agenda. In researching this topic, I have come to learn how an economic impact study in the hands of an …
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Interactive and Controlled Visual Content Generation
The rapid expansion of the creative economy highlights the need for generative tools that empower users to produce high-quality, engaging digital content efficiently. Although advances in deep learning have significantly reduced the barriers to content creation, generative models in the visual …
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The 'creative city' : moving from ideas to planning practice
… focusing on the producers and consumers of the creative economy as the basis for growing vibrant and successful cities. This creative movement calls for an interdisciplinary approach to planning where a break in the rules that govern 'normal' planning practice contribute to environments that …
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Engineering creative environment portfolio application
Richard Florida's argument about creative class as the most powerful engine for economic growth of cities is validity; however, this thesis argues it is not creative class or a certain group of individuals but creative spirit that can truly contribute to city's prosperity; therefore, creating …
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Decentralized Design Management: Managing People and the Design Process for a Geographically Dispersed Creative Team
… a key factor to fostering innovation, and in the creative economy innovation is indispensable to success. Advances in technology are evolving the ways in which designers, as well as people in every profession, collaborate. The growth of social networking, instant messaging, web conferencing, …
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Territorialização e descentralização nas políticas de fomento à cultura como ferramentas de promoção da equidade social: Uma análise da implementação da Lei Aldir Blanc
… by the Observatório da Economia Criativa (Creative Economy Observatory - OBEC) in the study "Pesquisa Panorama Nacional da Lei Aldir Blanc" (National Overview of the Aldir Blanc Law), and an examination of data from the "MUNIC/IBGE - Pesquisa de Informações Básicas Municipais" (Municipal …
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Contemporary British Literary Culture, Higher Education, and the Diversity Scandal
… reproduce cultural and racial homogeneity in creative industries workforces. These policies have made fine art and design programs key pathways to work in the creative economy. Yet escalating tuition and the reliance on unpaid internships to gain course credit have meant that students are …
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Artists on display : open studios and the search for community empowerment
… York City, have led to broader ideas about the "Creative City," the "Creative Economy," and the "Creative Class." In an attempt to reap the promised riches of wealth, job creation, and prestige, some cities have developed strategies to promote their "livable" neighborhoods and attract "creative" …
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Creating the city : toward 21st-century production in Brooklyn, NY
In the past decade, the creative city discourse has pulsated with activity, with academics, policy wonks, national organizations, and community non-profits attempting to find footholds in the conversation. By applying the lessons of 20th-century industrial complexes, or "technopoles," to a new …
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Exploring Tools to Develop the Bioeconomy in Eastern Ontario
The bioeconomy, which would utilize biomass resources for the renewable production of energy, fuels, and products, has been proposed as a mechanism by which Ontario’s resource-dependent communities might be revitalized. This thesis applies a knowledge economy framework to the establishment of a …
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(In)visible entrepreneurs: creative enterprise in the urban music economy
… of those who operate in the informal creative economy. Grime music, a black Atlantic creative expression, is used as a lens through which to explore and analyse the nature of entrepreneurship within this sector. East London, a site of poverty, movement and migration is the geographical …
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A System Model for Subjective Wellbeing: Implications for the Industrialization of Creativity
… is a defining framework of economic and creative life in the global market. It drives policies and decisions in national and local governments, in workplace and educational administrative departments, in communities and in the private creative lives of individuals. The creative economy is …
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