Titlebook: Creative Economies, Creative Cities; Asian-European Persp Lily Kong,Justin O‘Connor Book 2009 Springer Nature B.V. 2009 Asia.Cities.Creativ

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Spaces of Culture and Economy: Mapping the Cultural-Creative Cluster Landscapeural and economic public policy at both the urban and regional level. Cultural functions, from the ‘classical’ performing and visual arts to more contemporary multi-media, leisure and/or design activities, are grouped together in a variety of spatial forms: in new building complexes, renovated indus

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Beyond Networks and Relations: Towards Rethinking Creative Cluster Theoryity” and the idea of “clusters”. The debates surrounding the explanatory value and the promise and potential of creative clusters are particularly significant in the face of the sometimes hypnotic hold of cluster creation on policy makers. Yet, scholars have observed that the heightened popularity o

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The Capital Complex: Beijing’s New Creative Clusters for high-rise apartments while historic factories are demolished or turned into centres for creative industries. The view flying into Beijing resembles a pancake-like development sprawl dotted with five-star tourist hotels, modernist business centres, hyper-modern television towers, eye-catching sp

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Asian Cities and Limits to Creative Capital Theoryusefulness of the concept in devising policy prescriptions for urban development (Lang and Danielsen 2005; Peck 2005). Written in accessible language appealing to business and policy-making audiences, the book popularizes a new concept of the “creative class,” arguing that creative people are a key

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The Creative Industries, Governance and Economic Development: A UK Perspective . coupling of culture with economic value. With a renewed emphasis on place and the qualities of locality as the locus of development, there is a strong interest from policy-makers in the role of culture in economic development, particularly in the guise of the so-called ‘untraded inter-dependencie

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Shanghai’s Emergence into the Global Creative Economys of the new knowledge economy. Within this context, China is experiencing the development of creative industries, a context that differs from the process in developed countries such as in Western Europe or Japan where the notion of creative industry emerged during the post-industrialisation era. In

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Book 2009 have governments identified the growing consumer potential for cultural/creative industry products in the home market, they have also seen the creative industry agenda as central to the growth of external m- kets. This agenda stresses creativity, innovation, small business growth, and access to glo