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interactive knowledge creation and the urbanization economies of innovation
1 online resource (ix, 249 pages) : illustrations, maps.
"The Creative Capital of Cities challenges the new urban growth concepts of creative industries from a critical urban theory perspective. The author presents both technological creativity in knowledge-intensive industries and artistical creativity in the cultural economy sector in the analysis of the 'creative capital of cities'. Krätke develops a transdisciplinary approach to the analysis of creativity and knowledge generation in an urban context by combining perspectives of economic geography, regional research, and socio-cultural urban studies. Providing deep insights backed up by rigorous empirical analysis, The Creative Capital of Cities reveals the complex relational dimensions of creativity while offering an alternate path to the assessment of urban economic success"--Provided by publisher.
Front Matter -- Introduction -- Creativity and Innovation under the Command of Capital -- Creative Cities as a New Urban Growth Ideology -- Innovation and Knowledge Networks in a Metropolitan Region -- Creativity in the Culture and Media Industries -- Local Clustering of the Cultural Economy in the Metropolis of Berlin -- Synthesis: The Creative Capital of Cities -- Appendix: Grouping of Occupations and Subsectors -- References -- Index.
1. Creativity and innovation under the command of capital. -- The capitalist imperative of creativity and innovation. -- Generalizing models of urban economic development. -- The role of innovation and inter-urban competition in Harvey's theory of capitalist urbanization. -- 2. Creative cities as a new urban growth ideology. -- The impact of creative occupations on regional economic success. -- Critique of Florida's conception of the creative class. -- An assessment of regional economic success factors and the impact of creative workers on regional development. -- The impact of creative occupational groups on regional economic development in Germany. -- Relationship between "qualities of place" and the regional concentration of scientifically and technologically creative workers.
3. Innovation and knowledge networks in a metropolitan region. -- The impact of localization economies and networking on technological creativity. -- Innovation and knowledge networks: Theoretical approaches. -- The application of network analysis to urban regions" knowledge networks. -- Geographic scales and structural properties of knowledge networks in the metropolitan region of Hanover. -- Assessment of network impacts on regional firms" innovation output. -- 4. Creativity in the culture and media industries. -- The impact of commercial imperatives on artistic creativity. -- The institutional order of the cultural economy : Creativity in a capitalist context. -- Global centres of the culture industry and the production of lifestyle images. -- 5. Local clustering of the cultural economy in the metropolis of Berlin. -- The urbanization economies of artistically creative occupations. -- The rise of the cultural economy in Berlin's inner-city area. -- Creative cities and the role of the culture industries in urban economic and spatial development: Implications for urban regeneration. -- 6. Synthesis : The creative capital of cities.
Machine generated contents note: Introduction. 1. Creativity and innovation under the command of capital. The capitalist imperative of creativity and innovation. Generalizing models of urban economic development. The role of innovation and inter-urban competition in Harvey's theory of capitalist urbanization. Conclusion. 2. Creative cities as a new urban growth ideology. The impact of creative occupations on regional economic success. Introduction. Critique of Florida's conception of the creative class. An assessment of regional economic success factors and the impact of creative workers on regional development. The impact of creative occupational groups on regional economic development in Germany. Relationship between 'qualities of place' and the regional concentration of scientifically and technologically creative workers. Conclusion. 3. Innovation and knowledge networks in a metropolitan region. The impact of localization economies and networking on technological creativity. Introduction. Innovation and knowledge networks: Theoretical approaches. The application of network analysis to urban regions' knowledge networks. Geographic scales and structural properties of knowledge networks in the metropolitan region of Hanover. Assessment of network impacts on regional firms' innovation output. Conclusion. 4. Creativity in the culture and media industries. The impact of commercial imperatives on artistic creativity. Introduction. The institutional order of the cultural economy: Creativity in a capitalist context. Global centres of the culture industry and the production of lifestyle images. Conclusion. 5. Local clustering of the cultural economy in the metropolis of Berlin. The urbanization economies of artistically creative occupations. Introduction. The rise of the cultural economy in Berlin's inner-city area. Creative cities and the role of the culture industries in urban economic and spatial development: Implications for urban regeneration. Conclusion. 6. Synthesis: The creative capital of cities. References. Appendix. Index.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 219-233) and index.
Chichester, West Sussex ; Malden, MA : Wiley-Blackwell, 2011