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Проект Байкал, 2018 The word “precariat” is derived from the Latin “precarium” (unreliable, unstable). Creative professions have always been insecure, and in the era of the precariat they finally lose all social guarantees.
Konstantin Lidin
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Проект Байкал, 2019 The term “creative class” became popular in the current century. But it does not mean that the twentieth century lacked creative people. Yana Lisitsina tells how ultimately individual artists joined the Union of the East‑Siberian district, which in 1930
Elena Grigoryeva
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Creative cities: the cultural industries and the creative class [PDF]
Geografiska Annaler, Series B: Human Geography, 2008 The aim of this article is to critically examine the notion that the creative class may or may not play as a causal mechanism of urban regeneration. I begin with a review of Florida's argument focusing on the conceptual and theoretical underpinnings. The second section develops a critique of the relationship between the creative class and growth.
Andy Pratt
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Spatial distribution analysis of the dimensions of creative tourism operators (Case study of Golestan townships) [PDF]
نشریه جغرافیا و برنامهریزی, 2023 Introduction Today, due to the historical processes, interests, education and needs of society, the fields of tourism have also changed. The fact is that many countries in their new tourism planning, creativity has become a strategy in the construction ...
Masoomeh Mahdian Bahnamiry, M. Taghvaei
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Measuring the Creative Capital and its Development in the Regions of France [PDF]
Современная Европа, 2021 Since the publication of the highly cited book of Richard Florida (“The Rise of the Creative Class. And How it's Transforming Work, Leisure and Everyday Life”), creativity has been considered as a new paradigm for economic development of cities and ...
Rastvortseva S., Korbankova A.
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The Creative Class and the crisis [PDF]
Cambridge Journal of Regions, Economy and Society, 2012 The economic crisis contributed to sharp increases in US unemployment rates for all three of the major socio-economic classes. Results from regression models using individual-level data from the 2006–2011 US Current Population Surveys indicate that members of the Creative Class had a lower probability of being unemployed over this period than ...
Todd Gabe +2 more
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Residential preferences of the ‘creative class’? [PDF]
Cities, 2013 The desire for 'vibrant', 'bohemian' neighbourhoods forms a focal point of the amenity preferences of Richard Florida's 'creative class' thesis. Here, a vibrant street culture, which includes cafes and restaurants spilling onto the pavement, is implied as being of key importance in the selection of a residential area for creative and knowledge workers.
Lawton, Philip +2 more
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European Journal of Spatial Development, 2009 In this article Cali Nuur and Staffan Laestadius raise the notion of creativity in the context of non-urbanised regions in industrialised nations. They argue that in a world where urbanization is proceeding faster than ever where traffic congestion is ...
Cali Nuur, Staffan Laestadius
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Determining the cultural and social drivers in attracting the creative class and investors in metropolises of Iran (case example, Mashhad) [PDF]
جغرافیا و توسعه, 2023 One of the main factors in increasing income and employment, as the most important pillar of livable cities, is attracting the creative class and investors.
Rostam Saberifar
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Role of Creative Economy on Local Economic Development
Journal of Indonesian Applied Economics, 2021 Local economic development in Indonesia is still quite minimal, requiring new policies and strategies such as the creative economy. This study analyzes the influence of the creative economy as represented by the concentration of the creative class and ...
Satrio Pratomo +2 more
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