02763cam a2200289 i 4500 GSU 20260618111559.0 150330s2015 caua b 001 0 eng 9780857028785 (paperback) DLC eng rda GSU GSU HD9999.C9472 HAR Hartley, John, 1948- author. Creative economy and culture : challenges, changes and futures for the creative industries / John Hartley, Wen Wen, Henry Siling Li. Los Angeles : Sage, ©2015. x, 250 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm text txt rdacontent unmediated n rdamedia volume nc rdacarrier Includes bibliographical references (pages 233-234) and index. Machine generated contents note: pt. I THE CHALLENGE -- Theory -- 1.Economy + Culture + Technology = Newness -- 2.The Big Picture -- Spheres Enveloping Spheres -- 3.The Three Bigs -- 'Everyone" Everything' `Everywhere' -- History -- 4.The Creative Industries' Moment' -- 5.Back to First Principles -- 6.Creative Industries to Creative Economy -- pt. II FORCES AND DYNAMICS OF CHANGE: THE THREE BIGS IN ACTION -- Everyone -- 7.Technology -- Everything -- 8.Economy (1) Makers -- 9.Economy (2) Scenes -- Everywhere -- 10.Geography (1) -- Brics -- 11.Geography (2) -- Mint, etc. -- pt. III FUTURE-FORMING (WITH THREE BUTS) -- Scepticism -- 12.`Ceci Tuera Cela -- 13.The Three Buts -- Optimism -- 14.Future -- forming. Creative Industries studies is now well-established in higher education in many countries, especially in universities and colleges where there is a component of creative-practice education as well as cultural and aesthetic theory or business and economic analysis. The Creative Industries field is an interdisciplinary amalgam that draws from the humanities, the creative arts, technology studies, and the social sciences. Cultural, economic, political, artistic, scientific and technological discourses all contribute to the Creative Industries, and all deploy their own specialist language. This book shows how a coherent field is slowly resolving itself into focus through this diverse, distributed, multi-discursive and undirected collective enterprise. It charts a pathway through the terrain, showing how students, researchers, entrepreneurs, practitioners and policymakers can make use of recent advances in the systematic study of the creative process on a population-wide scale. Cultural industries. Culture Economic aspects. Li, Henry Siling, author. Wen, Wen (Lecturer in cultural industries), author. lcc BK HD9999.C9472 HAR HD HAR 0 2770 2770 0 0 lcc 0 0 GSULE GSULE GEN 2026-06-17 B A I 0 HD9999.C9472 HAR 50000006893 2026-06-17 17:46:21 1 2026-06-17 BK