Culture, innovation and the economy /
edited by Biljana Mickov and James E. Doyle.
- 1 online resource
part Part I Culture and economy – the cultural economy -- chapter 1 Culture, creativity and economic progress / chapter 2 The business of arts consultancy: a personal analysis of the history, growth and opportunities for business in arts consultancy / chapter 3 Urban innovation for resilient cities: Eindhoven 2050 / chapter 4 Planning the allocation of culture in Novi Sad / chapter 5 The UK’s national shortage of talent and the networks that can address it: a national shortage of talent? / chapter 6 Orange tourism: the color of the strategic alliance between culture, creativity and tourism / chapter 7 Cultural and creative entrepreneurs / chapter 8 It’s all in the books: how libraries play a key role in fostering creative practice and entrepreneurship / chapter 9 Smart libraries make smart communities make smart cities / chapter 10 The economic (and other) benefits of losing / part Part II Inclusive design, culture and innovation -- chapter 11 Breathing information: the online media and the demands for innovation / chapter 12 Innovation in media: the rise of the machine / chapter 13 Value innovation in the “new” age of experiential consumption: the millennial force / chapter 14 Developing an eco-system of support for the creative sector / chapter 15 Are cultural sites leisure businesses? / chapter 16 Coping with ICT adoption: a difficult route for heritage in Southern Europe / chapter 17 Innovation and design thinking: socially engaged design thinking and the D/E/A paradigm / part Part III Innovation and the arts -- chapter 18 Making space for values in the commerce of culture PRIYATEJ KOTIPALLI -- chapter 19 Film heritage and innovation / chapter 20 Festival les instants vidéo: the line of attempt is implausibly utopian / chapter 21 The truth is “out there”: stakes and responsibilities of rhetoric’s within contemporary culture’s design realm / chapter 22 The top 10 cultural and creative economy facts and 10 questions that you might ask / PAU RAUSELL KÖSTER -- PENELOPE KENNY -- MARC GLAUDEMANS -- DARKO REBA -- CALLUM LEE -- JORDI TRESSERRAS I JUAN AND SARA TERZIC -- ELISABETTA LAZZARO -- EMMANUELLE MARION -- LIZ MCGETTIGAN -- JAMES E. DOYLE -- MIROSLAV KEVEŽDI -- DAVID SMITH -- JÖRN H. BÜHRING -- LOUISE ALLEN -- JEAN-MICHEL TOBELEM -- ANNE GOMBAULT -- JAMES E. DOYLE -- LUCA ANTONIAZZI -- NAÏK M’SILI -- FREEK LOMME -- JAMES E. DOYLE.
9781315436401 (e-book: PDF) 9781315436388
10.4324/9781315436418 doi
Cultural industries.
Culture--Economic aspects.
Diffusion of innovations.
Economic development.
HD9999.C9472 / C885 2018
658.4063 / C968
part Part I Culture and economy – the cultural economy -- chapter 1 Culture, creativity and economic progress / chapter 2 The business of arts consultancy: a personal analysis of the history, growth and opportunities for business in arts consultancy / chapter 3 Urban innovation for resilient cities: Eindhoven 2050 / chapter 4 Planning the allocation of culture in Novi Sad / chapter 5 The UK’s national shortage of talent and the networks that can address it: a national shortage of talent? / chapter 6 Orange tourism: the color of the strategic alliance between culture, creativity and tourism / chapter 7 Cultural and creative entrepreneurs / chapter 8 It’s all in the books: how libraries play a key role in fostering creative practice and entrepreneurship / chapter 9 Smart libraries make smart communities make smart cities / chapter 10 The economic (and other) benefits of losing / part Part II Inclusive design, culture and innovation -- chapter 11 Breathing information: the online media and the demands for innovation / chapter 12 Innovation in media: the rise of the machine / chapter 13 Value innovation in the “new” age of experiential consumption: the millennial force / chapter 14 Developing an eco-system of support for the creative sector / chapter 15 Are cultural sites leisure businesses? / chapter 16 Coping with ICT adoption: a difficult route for heritage in Southern Europe / chapter 17 Innovation and design thinking: socially engaged design thinking and the D/E/A paradigm / part Part III Innovation and the arts -- chapter 18 Making space for values in the commerce of culture PRIYATEJ KOTIPALLI -- chapter 19 Film heritage and innovation / chapter 20 Festival les instants vidéo: the line of attempt is implausibly utopian / chapter 21 The truth is “out there”: stakes and responsibilities of rhetoric’s within contemporary culture’s design realm / chapter 22 The top 10 cultural and creative economy facts and 10 questions that you might ask / PAU RAUSELL KÖSTER -- PENELOPE KENNY -- MARC GLAUDEMANS -- DARKO REBA -- CALLUM LEE -- JORDI TRESSERRAS I JUAN AND SARA TERZIC -- ELISABETTA LAZZARO -- EMMANUELLE MARION -- LIZ MCGETTIGAN -- JAMES E. DOYLE -- MIROSLAV KEVEŽDI -- DAVID SMITH -- JÖRN H. BÜHRING -- LOUISE ALLEN -- JEAN-MICHEL TOBELEM -- ANNE GOMBAULT -- JAMES E. DOYLE -- LUCA ANTONIAZZI -- NAÏK M’SILI -- FREEK LOMME -- JAMES E. DOYLE.
9781315436401 (e-book: PDF) 9781315436388
10.4324/9781315436418 doi
Cultural industries.
Culture--Economic aspects.
Diffusion of innovations.
Economic development.
HD9999.C9472 / C885 2018
658.4063 / C968