Technologies in creative economy and creative society
In the creative society, happiness does not depend on constantly upgraded technologies but is rather possible in spite of them
Theory
General Approaches to Creative Economy Within the European Space
Different regions of the European Union understand and define creative industries in distinct ways.
Creative industries & cultural science: A definitional odyssey
cultural science = new cultural studies + evolutionary economics + complexity theory + creative industries
Identity Economics and the Creative Economy, Old and New
Meanings are not created from thin air, but are drawn out of a cultural repertoire in particular societies
Creative Industries: fashion versus reason
Evolution may be the only theory to explain variation and culture change in a causal way
Creative Industries as an Enhancing Factor for Regional Development in European Union
Cultural and creative industries provide a significant contribution to the EU economy, promoting growth, employment and economic recovery
The Future Is An Open Future
Cultural Studies at the end of the ‘Long Twentieth Century’ and the beginning of the ‘Chinese Century’
From Cultural Studies to Cultural Science
Why is cultural studies not an evolutionary science?
The Cultural Economy Moment?
Neo-liberalism as a meta-concept constitutes a substantive barrier to more sustained engagement between cultural studies and economics
Entertainment: An interdisciplinary approach to an object of study
Entertainment is industrially-created culture, focussed on the desires of the audience.