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Impact of Genetic Targets on Cancer Therapytion in cultural and creative industries work and function. This is where the existing research and policy practices in cultural and creative industries fall short. In particular, this chapter refers to social bonds between cultural and creative practitioners, intermediaries and locality as three cr

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Arjun Mandal,Subhananda Chakrabartia much smaller group engaged in feature film production. In contrast to what one could call ‘engineered’ screen production centres such as Cardiff or Greater Manchester (MediaCityUK in Salford), Bristol’s screen industries—notably the BBC’s Natural History Unit and Aardman Animations—have grown incr

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-3019-7anguishing in the twentieth century. They are predicated on a world of stable company structures, providing a consistent flow of goods and services that is easy to maintain, track and tax, produced by a waged workforce equipped to do a range of tasks by an education system that priorities knowledge

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-5403-9onsideration is given to the role of creative ecosystems’in achieving productivity. Zimbabwe’s creative and cultural industries ecosystem enablers, represented by creative hubs and spaces, adopt innovative approaches to facilitating co-creation towards productivity, considering the country’s context

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230290747is chapter analyses businesses as models of cultural production. Artists, and specifically in the case of this study, visual artists, operate within a creative economy and ecosystem characterised by uncertainty, precarity and inequalities. While the majority of artists are sole traders working as fr

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Impacting the Sensory Experience of Products-towns lying outside major cities, successful culture-led regeneration strategies must consider how local organisational identities are constructed in relation to their creative-city counterparts. We demonstrate that the spatial nature of power relations reproduces existing inequalities. Drawing upo