Creative economy, cultural economics and entrepreneurship – Questions for a masters programme in its adolescence. An Interview with Mariangela Lavanga and Ellen Loots

Vickery, Jonathan; Lavanga, Mariangela; Loots, Ellen

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“…In the context of global entrepreneurship education policies, it has become evident that globalization has facilitated the definition of such policies globally (Datta, 2015;Jardim, 2022b;Vickery, 2019). It was found that synergistic collaboration between different local actors -universities, industry and governments -is essential for creating entrepreneurial ecosystems.…”

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Explanatory model of the impact of globalization on entrepreneurial education: Global policies, entrepreneurial behaviors and international networks

Jardim

2024

REGEPE Entrep. and Small Bus. J.

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Objective: explain the impact of globalization on the emergence of trends for entrepreneurial education. Method: a theoretical-reflective review of the literature was carried out, using thematic analysis, to answer the research questions; 51 articles collected from Scopus, WOS and Google Scholar were analyzed and organized into three thematic groups. Originality/Relevance: there was a lack of a qualitative study that, based on literature, demonstrated the impact of entrepreneurial education. Results: three thematic dimensions were recognized that explain the impact of entrepreneurial education: identifying socio-educational contexts and problems, defining global educational policies, and creating international research and development networks. Theoretical/methodological contributions: these explanatory dimensions of the impact of entrepreneurial education made it possible to specify the following specific contributions: educational, labour and social policies; behaviours related to the ability to think creatively, act with initiative and make things happen; and international networks that stimulate entrepreneurial skills, employability and social cohesion.

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Explanatory model of the impact of globalization on entrepreneurial education: Global policies, entrepreneurial behaviors and international networks

Jardim

2024

REGEPE Entrep. and Small Bus. J.

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“…Researches conducted in various fields undoubtedly confirm these facts, because as many as 60% of companies stated affirmatively in terms of the success of the application of information technologies, about 30% partially agree, while only 10% believe that modern information and communication technologies should not be used (Vickery et al., 2019). A very important function of information systems in the company's operations is the ability to analyze financial operations and accordingly take corrective actions in a timely manner.…”

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confidence: 97%

“…Ovako primenjen sistem olakšava i donošenje poslovnih odluka. Istraživanja sprovedena u različitim oblastima nesumnjivo potvrđuju ove činjenice, jer se čak 60% preduzeća izjasnilo afirmativno u smilsu uspešnosti primene informacionih tehnologija, oko 30% se slaže delimično, dok samo 10% smatra da ne treba koristiti savremen informaciono-komunikacione tehnologije (Vickery et al, 2019). Veoma važna funkcija informacionih sistema u poslovanju preduzeća jeste mogućnost analize finansijskog poslovanja i u skladu sa tim pravovremeno preduzimanje korektivnih akcija.…”

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Application of information technologies and the internet in modern business

Stevanović¹,

Mitrović²,

Rajković³

2022

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The constant pursuit of business improvement and the provision of the highest quality service to consumers requires the monitoring and introduction of modern market communications into the business process. Ensuring quality and more precise communications a big is advantage and basis he succeeded of business. These modern systems are primarily in the function of consumers or to the user service, then communication becomes basic agent For providing information, influence on the growth profit and provides se succeeded business position. Timely and organized channels communication se provides realization placed goals company.

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“…On the other hand, entrepreneurship and self-employment can be considered key levers in the fight against mass unemployment. In recent times, as key drivers of cultural and economic development of society, creative entrepreneurs are emerging as carriers of the creative economy that bridge the gap between artists and consumers (Newbigin, 2010;Wagner, 2011;Maryunani & Mirzanti, 2015;Rae, 2004;Vickery, Lavanga & Loots, 2019;HKU (2010); Hausmann & Heinze (2016); Taghi Toghraee & Monjezi, 2017). Table 2 shows an interesting classification of the research on entrepreneurship in the context of the creative industry.…”

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Creative economy: Exploring the concept and European perspective

Đorić¹

2020

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In recent times, our environment and the way we produce and consume cultural goods and services are changing radically due to the strong influence of globalization, faster communication channels, global connectivity and the implementation of new information and communication technologies. In the conditions of convergence of economic, social, cultural and technological changes, the importance of strengthening creative potentials and capacities to achieve economic and other gains is very much recognized, so new development strategies are needed in this area. In such circumstances, the concept of "creative and cultural economy" is popularized worldwide as the interface between culture, economics and technology. Our world is increasingly dominated by images, sounds, symbols and ideas that create new jobs, wealth and new culture. Because of this, economic development can no longer be considered unilaterally, only through the accumulation of economic capital, but as a three-dimensional space whose dimensions are the size, structure, and the change in the relationship between economic and creative resources. In this paper, the author deals with theoretical and applied aspects of the creative economy development. The obtained results indicate a significant economic potential that the creative economy brings within the European Union, primarily in terms of employment and contribution of enterprises within the creative sector. The research aims to interpret data, describe facts, processes, and objects and empirically confirm their connections and relationships using a descriptive method and a compilation method.

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Creative economy, cultural economics and entrepreneurship – Questions for a masters programme in its adolescence. An Interview with Mariangela Lavanga and Ellen Loots

Abstract: The purpose of this interview is to discuss the aims, objectives and achievements of a pioneering European masters degree -in the context of the politics of higher education and the economics of the creative industries.

Cited by 4 publications

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Explanatory model of the impact of globalization on entrepreneurial education: Global policies, entrepreneurial behaviors and international networks

Explanatory model of the impact of globalization on entrepreneurial education: Global policies, entrepreneurial behaviors and international networks

Application of information technologies and the internet in modern business

Creative economy: Exploring the concept and European perspective

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