Creative spaces: the role of the underground and the prospect of lock-in in the creative industries

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Granger, R. and Hamilton, C. 2010. Creative spaces: the role of the underground and the prospect of lock-in in the creative industries. Regions Magazine. 277 (1), pp. 13-15.
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TitleCreative spaces: the role of the underground and the prospect of lock-in in the creative industries
AuthorsGranger, R. and Hamilton, C.
Abstract

Motivated by thinking that culture can be promoted as a driver of economic development, there has been widespread policy consensus about the importance of developing culture and the creative economy as wider attempts to promote growth in cities and regions. While the impact of creative industries differs from area to area as do the conditions and resources for this, several towns and cities have been quick to recognise and exhort the benefits of creative sectors and creative workers and to invest heavily in their creative offer: investing in creative industries as a subset of the cultural economy; showcasing their cultural assets, and implementing strategies to attract creative professionals and retain graduates.

KeywordsCreative economy; economic geography; spatial economy
PublisherRegional Studies Association
JournalRegions Magazine
ISSN1367–3882
Publication dates
PrintMar 2010
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Deposited09 Jul 2013
Output statusPublished
Web address (URL)http://rsa.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/13673882.2010.948528#.UdvArDs6Le4
LanguageEnglish
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