Creative (and Cultural) Industry Entrepreneurship in the 21st Century
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Creative (and Cultural) Industry Entrepreneurship in the 21st Century
Policy Challenges for and by Policymakers
Jones, Paul; Dobson, Stephen; Elias, Sara R. S. T. A.; Hill, Inge
Emerald Publishing Limited
12/2024
256
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9781804559079
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Chapter 1. Creative and cultural industry entrepreneurship in the 21st century: Challenges by and for policymakers; Inge Hill, Sara R. S. T. A. Elias, Paul Jones, and Stephen Dobson
Unusual and temporary places for CCI entrepreneurship
Chapter 2. Temporary art spaces: A conceptual framework; Hayley Reid, Andreana Drencheva, and Malcolm Patterson
Chapter 3. Cultural entrepreneurship at the Aardklop Arts festival: An ecosystem perspective; Saskia de Klerk and Nada Endrissat
Chapter 4. Out of the studio and into the street: A case study of street art opportunities during COVID-19; Leigh Morland and Ekaterina Sheath
Economic perspectives on CCI entrepreneurship
Chapter 5. Essential puzzle piece for CCI entrepreneurship: CCI managers Mental models concerning collaborative processes with non CCI; Kristiina Urb
Chapter 6. Entrepreneurial performance and competition within the creative and cultural industries: Challenges for cultural entrepreneurs in a developing country; Tafadzwa Masiye, Alison Lawson, and Kuldeep Banwait
Chapter 7. Make it work; Strategies of creative entrepreneurs for coping with the tension from artistic and economic logics; Nanne Migchels and Milou van der Linden
Organising clustering of CCI entrepreneur
Chapter 8. Play, experimentation, and proximity in the Creative Industries; Stephen Dobson, Lorena Raquel Serrano Tamayo, and Sue Hayton
Chapter 9. Building Online Communities to Support Women Creative Entrepreneurs During Lockdown; Beki Gowing
Chapter 10. The 'Creative Village': A creative entrepreneurship framework for catalysing Africa's creative and cultural industries; Adeyinka Adewale, Jean-Pierre Choulet, Chike Maduegbuna, Barry Van Zyl, and Stephen Budd
Cognitive aspects of doing CCI entrepreneurship
Chapter 11. Exploration of Entrepreneurship Education and Innovative Talent Training Model: New Normal Perspective; Lei Jian Qiang, Oo Yu Hock, and Osaro Aigbogun
Chapter 12. Neuroentrepreneurship: Pierce the veil of creativity in workplaces; Rajat Sharma and Rita Devi
Social spaces and placemaking for CCI entrepreneurs
Chapter 13. Community and creative entrepreneurship: The dynamic relationship between social workspaces and creative entrepreneurs; Annette Naudin
Chapter 14. Creative Placemaking in the Scottish Rurality: Comparing two small towns; David Rae
Chapter 15. Heritage craft entrepreneuring in 'the wild': The role of entrepreneurial placemaking for rural development; Birgit Helene Jevnaker and Inge Hill
Unusual and temporary places for CCI entrepreneurship
Chapter 2. Temporary art spaces: A conceptual framework; Hayley Reid, Andreana Drencheva, and Malcolm Patterson
Chapter 3. Cultural entrepreneurship at the Aardklop Arts festival: An ecosystem perspective; Saskia de Klerk and Nada Endrissat
Chapter 4. Out of the studio and into the street: A case study of street art opportunities during COVID-19; Leigh Morland and Ekaterina Sheath
Economic perspectives on CCI entrepreneurship
Chapter 5. Essential puzzle piece for CCI entrepreneurship: CCI managers Mental models concerning collaborative processes with non CCI; Kristiina Urb
Chapter 6. Entrepreneurial performance and competition within the creative and cultural industries: Challenges for cultural entrepreneurs in a developing country; Tafadzwa Masiye, Alison Lawson, and Kuldeep Banwait
Chapter 7. Make it work; Strategies of creative entrepreneurs for coping with the tension from artistic and economic logics; Nanne Migchels and Milou van der Linden
Organising clustering of CCI entrepreneur
Chapter 8. Play, experimentation, and proximity in the Creative Industries; Stephen Dobson, Lorena Raquel Serrano Tamayo, and Sue Hayton
Chapter 9. Building Online Communities to Support Women Creative Entrepreneurs During Lockdown; Beki Gowing
Chapter 10. The 'Creative Village': A creative entrepreneurship framework for catalysing Africa's creative and cultural industries; Adeyinka Adewale, Jean-Pierre Choulet, Chike Maduegbuna, Barry Van Zyl, and Stephen Budd
Cognitive aspects of doing CCI entrepreneurship
Chapter 11. Exploration of Entrepreneurship Education and Innovative Talent Training Model: New Normal Perspective; Lei Jian Qiang, Oo Yu Hock, and Osaro Aigbogun
Chapter 12. Neuroentrepreneurship: Pierce the veil of creativity in workplaces; Rajat Sharma and Rita Devi
Social spaces and placemaking for CCI entrepreneurs
Chapter 13. Community and creative entrepreneurship: The dynamic relationship between social workspaces and creative entrepreneurs; Annette Naudin
Chapter 14. Creative Placemaking in the Scottish Rurality: Comparing two small towns; David Rae
Chapter 15. Heritage craft entrepreneuring in 'the wild': The role of entrepreneurial placemaking for rural development; Birgit Helene Jevnaker and Inge Hill
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Chapter 1. Creative and cultural industry entrepreneurship in the 21st century: Challenges by and for policymakers; Inge Hill, Sara R. S. T. A. Elias, Paul Jones, and Stephen Dobson
Unusual and temporary places for CCI entrepreneurship
Chapter 2. Temporary art spaces: A conceptual framework; Hayley Reid, Andreana Drencheva, and Malcolm Patterson
Chapter 3. Cultural entrepreneurship at the Aardklop Arts festival: An ecosystem perspective; Saskia de Klerk and Nada Endrissat
Chapter 4. Out of the studio and into the street: A case study of street art opportunities during COVID-19; Leigh Morland and Ekaterina Sheath
Economic perspectives on CCI entrepreneurship
Chapter 5. Essential puzzle piece for CCI entrepreneurship: CCI managers Mental models concerning collaborative processes with non CCI; Kristiina Urb
Chapter 6. Entrepreneurial performance and competition within the creative and cultural industries: Challenges for cultural entrepreneurs in a developing country; Tafadzwa Masiye, Alison Lawson, and Kuldeep Banwait
Chapter 7. Make it work; Strategies of creative entrepreneurs for coping with the tension from artistic and economic logics; Nanne Migchels and Milou van der Linden
Organising clustering of CCI entrepreneur
Chapter 8. Play, experimentation, and proximity in the Creative Industries; Stephen Dobson, Lorena Raquel Serrano Tamayo, and Sue Hayton
Chapter 9. Building Online Communities to Support Women Creative Entrepreneurs During Lockdown; Beki Gowing
Chapter 10. The 'Creative Village': A creative entrepreneurship framework for catalysing Africa's creative and cultural industries; Adeyinka Adewale, Jean-Pierre Choulet, Chike Maduegbuna, Barry Van Zyl, and Stephen Budd
Cognitive aspects of doing CCI entrepreneurship
Chapter 11. Exploration of Entrepreneurship Education and Innovative Talent Training Model: New Normal Perspective; Lei Jian Qiang, Oo Yu Hock, and Osaro Aigbogun
Chapter 12. Neuroentrepreneurship: Pierce the veil of creativity in workplaces; Rajat Sharma and Rita Devi
Social spaces and placemaking for CCI entrepreneurs
Chapter 13. Community and creative entrepreneurship: The dynamic relationship between social workspaces and creative entrepreneurs; Annette Naudin
Chapter 14. Creative Placemaking in the Scottish Rurality: Comparing two small towns; David Rae
Chapter 15. Heritage craft entrepreneuring in 'the wild': The role of entrepreneurial placemaking for rural development; Birgit Helene Jevnaker and Inge Hill
Unusual and temporary places for CCI entrepreneurship
Chapter 2. Temporary art spaces: A conceptual framework; Hayley Reid, Andreana Drencheva, and Malcolm Patterson
Chapter 3. Cultural entrepreneurship at the Aardklop Arts festival: An ecosystem perspective; Saskia de Klerk and Nada Endrissat
Chapter 4. Out of the studio and into the street: A case study of street art opportunities during COVID-19; Leigh Morland and Ekaterina Sheath
Economic perspectives on CCI entrepreneurship
Chapter 5. Essential puzzle piece for CCI entrepreneurship: CCI managers Mental models concerning collaborative processes with non CCI; Kristiina Urb
Chapter 6. Entrepreneurial performance and competition within the creative and cultural industries: Challenges for cultural entrepreneurs in a developing country; Tafadzwa Masiye, Alison Lawson, and Kuldeep Banwait
Chapter 7. Make it work; Strategies of creative entrepreneurs for coping with the tension from artistic and economic logics; Nanne Migchels and Milou van der Linden
Organising clustering of CCI entrepreneur
Chapter 8. Play, experimentation, and proximity in the Creative Industries; Stephen Dobson, Lorena Raquel Serrano Tamayo, and Sue Hayton
Chapter 9. Building Online Communities to Support Women Creative Entrepreneurs During Lockdown; Beki Gowing
Chapter 10. The 'Creative Village': A creative entrepreneurship framework for catalysing Africa's creative and cultural industries; Adeyinka Adewale, Jean-Pierre Choulet, Chike Maduegbuna, Barry Van Zyl, and Stephen Budd
Cognitive aspects of doing CCI entrepreneurship
Chapter 11. Exploration of Entrepreneurship Education and Innovative Talent Training Model: New Normal Perspective; Lei Jian Qiang, Oo Yu Hock, and Osaro Aigbogun
Chapter 12. Neuroentrepreneurship: Pierce the veil of creativity in workplaces; Rajat Sharma and Rita Devi
Social spaces and placemaking for CCI entrepreneurs
Chapter 13. Community and creative entrepreneurship: The dynamic relationship between social workspaces and creative entrepreneurs; Annette Naudin
Chapter 14. Creative Placemaking in the Scottish Rurality: Comparing two small towns; David Rae
Chapter 15. Heritage craft entrepreneuring in 'the wild': The role of entrepreneurial placemaking for rural development; Birgit Helene Jevnaker and Inge Hill
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