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The book is a compilation of proceedings from the 2024 International Conference on Humanities, Arts, and Cultural Industry Development (HACID 2024), held virtually in Qingdao, China. It focuses on the intersection of industry and academia, highlighting developments in humanities, arts, and cultural industries. Key topics include literature, language, social culture, digital media technology, and economic development. Renowned professors present on diverse subjects such as cognitive style gaps, themes in The Great Gatsby, and architectural archives. The proceedings showcase the latest research, aiming to inspire future innovations. The book is intended for academics, researchers, and industry professionals interested in cultural development.

Cultural industries. --- Humanities. --- Cultural industries --- Humanities

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This book offers a fundamental contribution to the literature on the creative industries and the knowledge-based economy by focusing on three aspects: urban spaces as key sites of capitalist restructuring, creative industries' policies as state technologies aimed at economic exploitation, and the role of networks of aesthetic production in inflecting these tendencies. It simultaneously goes beyond these debates by integrating a concern with the cultural and aesthetic dimensions of the creative industries. As such, the book is relevant to researchers interested in the transdisciplinary project of a cultural political economy of creativity and urban change.

Urban economics. --- Cultural industries.

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The concept of sustainable development refers to four distinct areas-human, social, economic, and environmental-known as the four pillars of sustainability. Cultural industries are a challenge for the future of culture. This field includes four main topics, namely features, domination, individualization, and the characterization of the culture industry itself. The purpose of cultural industries is important for ensuring the continued development of society and is at the heart of a creative economy for generating considerable economic wealth. Design and cultural creativity will eventually be implemented into specific designs. The complexity of the design itself requires careful consideration in all aspects and especially in the field of engineering. How can we make designs more in line with human nature? How can we implement the spirit and concept of sustainable development in the cultural industry? This all requires mutual cooperation between designers, engineers, and companies. Meanwhile, how to make consumers realize the necessity and urgency of sustainable development through cultural industries also needs to be considered. The articles in this Special Issue can be divided into four categories: - Study of Tourism in Relation to Sustainability. - Study of Cross-Culture Design in Relation to Sustainability. - Study of Heritage in Relation to Sustainability. - Study of Local Culture in Relation to Sustainability.

Sustainable development. --- Cultural industries.

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"Migration, Mobility and the Creative Class challenges contemporary conceptions of the mobility of the creative worker. Exploring the differences between a range of historical, political, and social contexts, this forward-thinking book contests the validity and logic of policymakers' strategies to attract the creative class, and emphasises the need for a reassessment of the plans employed for local and regional development. Drawing on detailed biographical life-course information obtained through in-depth interviews with creative workers, this book refutes established ideas that creative workers are a unique, autonomous and highly mobile group. Documenting empirical findings, it highlights how the migration and occupation patterns of creative workers are intimately connected with their early family experiences and to their social class. Ultimately, this innovative book recommends that policy should redirect its focus away from migration and towards creating places with good schools, affordable housing, sustainable jobs and strong connections across communities. Pairing in-depth case studies with established theoretical grounding, this book will be a fascinating read for academics, researchers and students specialising in economic geography, regional economics, migration and human geography. Its unique insights and practical policy recommendations will also be of benefit to those working in town planning, regional policy development and the creative industries"--

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This book, authored by Lucía Coppari, explores the dynamics of literary publishing in Córdoba at the turn of the century, focusing on the interplay between market forces, self-management, and cultural enjoyment. It examines the evolution of the publishing industry, highlighting the impact of historical events and government policies on literary production and distribution. The work delves into the relationships between authors, editors, and the community, emphasizing the role of self-management and regional literary fairs. Aimed at academics and cultural practitioners, the book provides insights into the cultural and social contexts that shape literary endeavors.

Publishers and publishing. --- Cultural industries. --- Publishers and publishing --- Cultural industries