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Document Type: | Book |
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All Authors / Contributors: |
Colette Henry; Anne De Bruin |
ISBN: | 9781848447691 1848447698 |
OCLC Number: | 939000642 |
Description: | 226 s |
Contents: | Contents:1. IntroductionColette Henry and Anne de Bruin2. The Creative Industries Definitional DiscourseSimon Roodhouse3. Socializing Creativity: Entrepreneurship and Innovation in the Creative IndustriesCalvin Taylor4. The Evidence so Far: Calling for Creative Industries Engagement with Entrepreneurship Education Policy and DevelopmentAndy Penaluna and Kathryn Penaluna5. Creative Methodologies for Understanding a Creative IndustryTed Fuller, Lorraine Warren and Sally Jane Norman6. Action Learning in New Creative Ventures: The Case of SPEEDDavid Rae7. Reconciling Economic and Creative Performance: Insights from a Creative Business Service Start-upBrian V. Tjemkes 8. The Emergence of the Serious Game Industry: To Play or Not to PlayPatricia G. Greene9. Coping with the Cutting Edge: Enterprise Orientations and the Creative Challenges of Start-up in the Fashion Design Sector in New ZealandColleen Mills10. Music to Our Ears: New Market Creation and Creative Influences in the Popular Music IndustryErik Noyes, Salvatore Parise and Elaine AllenIndex |
Responsibility: | edited by Colette Henry, Anne de Bruin. |
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As ''creative industries'' becomes a defined and recognized section of global economic policies, Henry and de Bruin provide a solid foundation for constructing a public policy that will require sharper definition, quantification, education and assessment. Utilizing a range of cross-continent case histories, they also explore the existing tension between the creative processes and business practices of entrepreneurs and entrenched firms. This volume could well start the next-decade section of a professional's book shelf. --Peter F. Eder, World Future ReviewA welcome addition to an expanding and increasingly varied field of research, this collection of papers edited by Colette Henry and Anne de Bruin offers the reader ready access to key issues and debates that both reflect and interrogate understandings and experiences of entrepreneurship within the creative economy. --Kathryn A. Burnett, International Journal of Entrepreneurship & Innovation Read more...

