2016
DOI: 10.1007/s00550-016-0405-8
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Corporate Social Responsibility in the UK Creative Industries: Building the Missing Link

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“…The transition to a knowledge economy or creative economy (Florida, 2005) continues to be debated in Russia. This paradigm shift is changing as a management model of organizations and the quality of the internal environment, the nature of the activities of their employees and the methods of communication with new members of the knowledge economy (Amabile & Mukti, 2008;Brem, Puente-Dıaz, & Agogue, 2017;Isaksen & Ekvall, 2010;Lorenz & Moutchnik, 2016).…”
Section: The Impact Of Technological Breakthrough In the Communicationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The transition to a knowledge economy or creative economy (Florida, 2005) continues to be debated in Russia. This paradigm shift is changing as a management model of organizations and the quality of the internal environment, the nature of the activities of their employees and the methods of communication with new members of the knowledge economy (Amabile & Mukti, 2008;Brem, Puente-Dıaz, & Agogue, 2017;Isaksen & Ekvall, 2010;Lorenz & Moutchnik, 2016).…”
Section: The Impact Of Technological Breakthrough In the Communicationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It should also be noted a number of modern theories built on the initiative and practical participation of the municipalities themselves in ensuring sustainable harmonious development ( The researches of economists and financiers of various countries are devoted to the search for modern mechanisms of "creative economy", "participation economy", and ensuring sustainable development of the territories. Accordingly, as relevant, we can emphasize such issues as: support of local entrepreneurship in times of crisis (Balomenou Chrysanthi, Maliari Marianthi 2015 [9]); support of agricultural producers (Ignacio de los Ríos-Carmenado 2014 [10]); sustainable development of the territory as a result of supporting entrepreneurial initiatives (Ionela Gavrila-Paven 2014 [11]); the role of educational institutions in sustainable development (M. John Plodinec 2014 12]); construction of a regional development strategy (Daniela Antonescu 2014 [13]); development of national credit cooperation (Tarcisio Pedro Da Silva 2017 [14]), credit cooperation in the field of energy technologies (Sarah M. Jordaan, Elizabeth Romo-Rabago 2017 [15]); interaction of regional and local authorities in creating conditions for sustainable development of the territory (Elena Sibirskaya 2015 [16]) and etc. Analyzing the perspectives and models for the development of the national and subnational level, Russian economists note the need for further transformation of the Russian economy (N.Sabitova, N.Ivanova [1,3]), building a model for managing the economic system based on selforganization and horizontal interaction of market subjects as the basis of development (A.Gershanok, E.Malyshev [5]).…”
Section: The Concept Of Sustainable Development and Its Institutionalmentioning
confidence: 99%