Suburban creativity: The geography of creative industries in Johannesburg
The economic significance and policy relevance of creative industries is rising at the global level.
International Development
The governance of spatial-economic restructuring in contemporary China: the case of textile clusters
The main challenge has been to master the shift from “made in China” to “designed in China”
Arts and culture were given money in South Africa’s budget. Why it matters
The greater cultural economy employs 6.94% of the national workforce. It generates one million jobs.
Performing Eurasia in the textiles and clothing businesses along the Silk Road
The term die Seidenstrasse was originally coined by Prussian geographer Ferdinand Freiherr von Richthofen in 1876
Encouraging Competitive Advantage of Creative Industry Using Cluster Analysis: An Evidence from Creative Industry in Malang District, Indonesia
There are two clusters of creative industry in Indonesia area with low and high competitive advantage.
The Formation of Government-Oriented Creative Community and Its Driving Mechanisms: A Case Study of the 39° Space Art Creative Community in Foshan, China
Chinese urban development strategies in recent years have placed increasing importance on art and culture
Tim Craig on the billion-dollar Cool Japan strategy
Japanese creators have not made as much money from international markets as creators in other countries such as Korea or the USA.
Creative Industry in South Baltic Area Region
There is a growing awareness at regional and local levels of the value and contribution of Creative Industry
The impact of territorial policies on the distribution of the creative economy
Tracking spatial patterns of innovation in Slovenia
Intercultural Education for Creative Entrepreneurship
This article presents a research on the characterization of entrepreneurial potential in the case of an intercultural group of Romanian and Serbian trainees