This paper addresses issues regarding the development of creative and cultural industries (CCIs) in England from a local and regional perspective, integrating qualitative findings from two separate research projects in Birmingham and Newcastle-Gateshead. The findings question current regional policies and their understanding of the local and regional dimensions as being limited to the idea of geographical clusters. Instead, the paper calls for the integration of the cluster model with a "knowledge pool" model, which underlines the role of locality and the importance of the personal and operational connections of the CCIs within and outside their region
Investigating how people and places are connected into the creative economy, this volume takes a hol...
Creative industries are increasingly being recognised as potential drivers of economic growth in ru...
ABSTRACT. Richard Florida argues that regional economic out-comes are tied to the underlying conditi...
Integrating findings from two separate research projects in Birmingham and Newcastle–Gateshead in En...
The creative industries are seen as a key part of economic development policy for national and regio...
Creative Industries: The Regional Dimension is one of a series of reports published in recent years ...
Although there is an increasing recognition of the positive role that creative industries play in in...
The notion of ‘regional’ economic growth through the creative industries is rendered problematic by ...
By driving innovation, creative industries can underpin economic development. Much research and poli...
Abstract. An important debate on the role of creativity and culture as factors of local economic dev...
What makes a ‘Creative City’? The literature suggests that there are often conflicting accounts as t...
Broader transformations in the economy are linked to a changing spatial organisation for economic ac...
Since the DCMS Creative Industries Mapping Document highlighted the key role played by creative acti...
Challenges and constraints facing design consultancies in three English city-regions, Regional Studi...
In the last decades, many ventures and stakes into the creative and cultural industries (CCI) have b...
Investigating how people and places are connected into the creative economy, this volume takes a hol...
Creative industries are increasingly being recognised as potential drivers of economic growth in ru...
ABSTRACT. Richard Florida argues that regional economic out-comes are tied to the underlying conditi...
Integrating findings from two separate research projects in Birmingham and Newcastle–Gateshead in En...
The creative industries are seen as a key part of economic development policy for national and regio...
Creative Industries: The Regional Dimension is one of a series of reports published in recent years ...
Although there is an increasing recognition of the positive role that creative industries play in in...
The notion of ‘regional’ economic growth through the creative industries is rendered problematic by ...
By driving innovation, creative industries can underpin economic development. Much research and poli...
Abstract. An important debate on the role of creativity and culture as factors of local economic dev...
What makes a ‘Creative City’? The literature suggests that there are often conflicting accounts as t...
Broader transformations in the economy are linked to a changing spatial organisation for economic ac...
Since the DCMS Creative Industries Mapping Document highlighted the key role played by creative acti...
Challenges and constraints facing design consultancies in three English city-regions, Regional Studi...
In the last decades, many ventures and stakes into the creative and cultural industries (CCI) have b...
Investigating how people and places are connected into the creative economy, this volume takes a hol...
Creative industries are increasingly being recognised as potential drivers of economic growth in ru...
ABSTRACT. Richard Florida argues that regional economic out-comes are tied to the underlying conditi...