Creative Cities and Knowledge Management Approach to Culture-Based Urban Regeneration in Slovakia: A Model

Tajtáková, Mária; Olejárová, Mária

doi:10.26552/com.c.2021.4.g25-g37

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“…Thirdly, the development of the creative economy is an important factor in overcoming social exclusion and inequality, and it contributes to urban and social revival (Tajtáková, M. & Olejárová, M., 2021). The creative economy is particularly important for enabling full and productive activity, creating decent jobs, stimulating entrepreneurship, promoting the formalization and development of micro-, small-and medium-sized enterprises (Borsekova et al, 2021), encouraging social inclusion (Mengi, O.…”

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Theoretical approaches to identifying creative industries

Turgel

Derbeneva

Баскакова

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Relevance. The relevance of the study is determined by the growing importance of creative industries in the global economy, which necessitates the formation of common approaches to identifying and defining creative industries to make effective management decisions at the state level. The lack of a unified approach to defining the conceptual and methodological apparatus necessitates additional research on this topic. Purpose of the study. The purpose of this study is to conduct a comparative analysis of approaches to identifying creative industries that have developed in the international and domestic academic community. Data and methods. The study is based on the Scoping review method, which consists of a full analysis of the existing literature in the context of key concepts of a given area of research. The international bibliographic database Scopus was used to select publications for the review. To consider the national specifics of research, the sample was expanded to include articles from the Russian Science Citation Index (RSCI). Results. The article reviews and summarizes the existing scientific approaches to identifying creative industries, highlights the main debatable issues of terminology in the field of the creative economy. Based on a comprehensive review of the approaches of international and domestic researchers, the article presents a system of criteria for identifying creative industries, which are differentiated by types of sources, specifics, and results. The application of this system of criteria will allow us to determine the boundaries of creative industries and distinguish creative industries from the general array of economic sectors. Conclusion. Systematization of theoretical approaches to defining and identifying creative industries is a necessary condition for their further classification and evaluation. The proposed system of criteria is a synthesis of existing approaches, which makes it universal and suggests the possibility of its practical application for solving a wide range of tasks related to managerial decision-making in the field of creative economy development.

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Theoretical approaches to identifying creative industries

Turgel

Derbeneva

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et al. 2022

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“…Another concept related to the creative economy, even older in academic recognition [14], is the concept of the creative city, described as an urban area favourable for the development of the urban regeneration and development of the creative and cultural industries [15,16], populated by people recognised as a creative class [17] and positively affecting the area in the direction of urban regeneration and economic development [11,[18][19][20][21]. The creative class, as a concept, was recognised and put in the spotlight by Richard Florida and includes all the persons engaged in creative industries or who conduct activities implying a certain degree of creativity [17].…”

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Testing the Catalysts of the Romanian Creative Economy—A Panel Data Analysis Approach

2022

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There have been several decades since the creative and cultural economy (CCE) was praised for its contributions to long-term socio-economic development and also for its sustainable approach concerning the main production factors involved by the creative industries—human intellect and talent—and cultural ones, and now, more than ever, the creative sector could be perceived as vital in facing and recovering from the several crises of recent years. In order to determine the “recipe” of a flourishing local CCE, our research continues analysing seven Romanian cities, by assessing several influential factors considered as catalysts of the CCE, such as: student populations, young populations, and local public expenditure on culture during 2008–2019 for the selected creative cities. In this paper, we will determine the connection between these catalysts of the local CCEs’ development as independent variables, and two economic dimensions, the number of employees and turnover, as the dependent variables. The determination of this correlation started by using the observation method and the method of multiple regression, but further investigation was needed, so the present paper deepens the research by approaching the panel data method. Our results prove an existing correlation between the analysed variables, some of them influencing positively, and others negatively.

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“…The phenomena of rapid urbanization and globalization, especially during the last decades, have given rise to an urban dialogue regarding a variety of new ideas and planning methodologies for the remaking of the city. The most recent of these include policies for environmentally friendly cities [3,4], smart cities [5][6][7], creative cities that utilize their cultural forces [8][9][10], etc. Lately, the COVID-19 pandemic brought certain needs to light [11].…”

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Social Dimensions of Spatial Justice in the Use of the Public Transport System in Thessaloniki, Greece

Tzanni

Nikolaou

Giannakopoulou

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Greek cities hold important urban issues related to social injustice; lack of open spaces, pedestrian facilities, parks and greenery, access to public amenities, etc. In view of these, we investigated residents’ preferences and choices regarding their walking activities in the urban environment of Thessaloniki, Greece. In specific, we applied research with questionnaires to the residents of the municipality of Ampelokipoi-Menemeni. The research applied the Contingent Valuation Method to investigate residents’ willingness to pay (WTP) for the improvement of the existing infrastructure of public space in view of making walking and the use of local metro stations more attractive. A methodological framework was developed, including Explanatory Factor Analysis and Structural Equation Modelling, along with statistical analysis of the results. The lack of pedestrian facilities and the long walking distances are two main reasons discouraging the use of the metro. CVM application showed that almost half of the residents would be willing to contribute an amount of money for the improvement of pedestrian infrastructure. The main reasons for this were to make the use of the metro more attractive, which would also improve their living conditions and would contribute to a better quality of life. Income restrictions proved highly important to a negative WTP.

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Creative Cities and Knowledge Management Approach to Culture-Based Urban Regeneration in Slovakia: A Model

Cited by 5 publications

References 20 publications

Theoretical approaches to identifying creative industries

Theoretical approaches to identifying creative industries

Testing the Catalysts of the Romanian Creative Economy—A Panel Data Analysis Approach

Social Dimensions of Spatial Justice in the Use of the Public Transport System in Thessaloniki, Greece

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