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Creative Economies, Creative Cities
, 2009 Thirteen papers examine Asian and European experiences with developing national and city policy agendas around cultural and creative industries. Papers discuss policy transfer and the field of the cultural and creative industries--what can be learned ...
Kong, Lily, O'Connor, Justin
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Creative City Framework: Assessing Cairo City's Creativity
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2017Creativity is now seen as the new currency in a global world. It is considered the best intangible resource. That's why many studies assess the importance of creativity as a key driver for economic development. However there is no assessment framework that covers all cities' creative aspects. In addition; there are no clear creative city actions in the
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Creatives in the city: Urban contradictions of the creative city
City, Culture and Society, 2013The main interpretation of the creative city mantra acknowledges the role of a ''creative class" in local economic development and its need for an unconventional urban environment. Its aim is to turn the city into an appealing urban environment for those contributing to the local economic development.
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Creative economies, creative cities
International Journal of Cultural Policy, 2011edited by Lily Kong and Justin O’Connor, London, Springer, 2009, 234 pp., €99.95 (hardback), ISBN 978‐1‐4020‐9948‐9 One of the most valuable aspects of Creative Economies, Creative Cities is that i...
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2010
The chapter provides a road map for the exploration of the ‘creative city’ as a conceptual construct, a normative ideal and a set of policy practices. It takes as a starting point the concept of city marketing and the economic and political changes that brought about the application to cities of marketing and branding theories. It discusses the concept
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The chapter provides a road map for the exploration of the ‘creative city’ as a conceptual construct, a normative ideal and a set of policy practices. It takes as a starting point the concept of city marketing and the economic and political changes that brought about the application to cities of marketing and branding theories. It discusses the concept
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CREATIVE ECONOMY AND CREATIVE CITIES [PDF]
Romanian Journal of Regional Science, 2009 The paper sets out why creativity has become so important to urban and regional economics. It focuses on the role of creativity, creative industries, creative economy, creative class and creative cities for the modern urban economics. It points out the idea that the power of the future economy lays within the development of the creative city.
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From the "Creative City" to the Creativity of the City
RevCEDOUA, 2018O conceito de "Cidade Criativa" foi difundido através das obras de Landry (1995, 2000) e de Florida (2002, 2005). Mais tarde, a UNESCO (2004) criou a "The Creative City Network" ” rede das cidades criativas, uma plataforma que no 1.º semestre do ano 2017 englobava 116 membros, entre os quais três hubs portuguesas ” Belém, Óbidos e Idanha-a-Nova.
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Creative Seoul: A Lesson for Asian Creative Cities
2020Seoul is the urban locus of a remarkable pop cultural phenomenon, the Korean Wave. Seoul's participation in the global creative city competition results in the paradoxical exclusion of the concerns and participation of its citizens. Korean Wave-centric initiatives are focused at either attracting more tourists and/or providing marketing opportunities ...
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Abstract This essay describes a project launched by the authors in 2020 in multiple port cities. Part manifesto, part interim report, the essay advances three claims about the distinctiveness and potentialities of port cities. First, they share both positive and negative characteristics.
Brian T. Edwards, Driss Ksikes
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Abstract This essay describes a project launched by the authors in 2020 in multiple port cities. Part manifesto, part interim report, the essay advances three claims about the distinctiveness and potentialities of port cities. First, they share both positive and negative characteristics.
Brian T. Edwards, Driss Ksikes
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