创意产业发展[英文].ppt

* * * Evolving concepts definitions The concepts of creativity, creative goods and services, cultural industries (Frankfurt School), cultural economics (Europe and Latin America politicians and academics), creative industries (Australia), the creative economy, the creative class and creative entrepreneurs, creative cities (London, Charles Landry), creative clusters (Desmond Hui, HK), networks and districts. By clustering together, firms are able to economize on their spatial inter-linkages, to reap the multiple advantages of spatially concentrated labour markets. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Setting the scene Cultural assets and human creativity are inexhaustible resources available in all countries with both cultural and economic value I deas, knowledge and information are drivers of creativity Globalization re-shaped patterns of world cultural consumption in a world dominated by images, sounds, texts and symbols Connectivity influencing society life-style and the way creative products are created, reproduced and commercialized Shift towards a more holistic approach to development strategies interface between economics, culture and technology * Creative Economy Report - 2008 Chapter I: Concept and context of the creative economy Chapter II: The development dimension Chapter III: Analysing the creative economy Chapter IV: Towards evidence-based assessment of the creative economy Chapter V: International trade in creative goods and services Chapter VI: The role of intellectual property in the creative economy Chapter VII: Technology, connectivity and the creative economy Chapter VIII: Policy strategies for the creative industries Chapter IX: The international policy framework for creative industries Chapter X: Lessons learned and policy options Statistical Annex : World trade of creative goods and services, 1996-2005 * Chapter I: Creative Economy Concepts and definitions : cultura