Cultural and creative work in rural and remote areas: an emerging international conversation

Duxbury, Nancy

doi:10.1080/10286632.2020.1837788

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“…Although overtourism, touristification, and tourismophobia 1 serve as the theoretical pillars of this research, another key issue that helps to contextualize this work from a territorial perspective cannot be overlooked: tourism in medium and small cities. Taking into account the diversity of dynamics that urban tourism generates (Duxbury, 2020;Richards, 2012;Spirou, 2011), it may be understandable that greater preference has traditionally been given to the study of these phenomena in large cities.…”

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Tourist intensity in medium and small Spanish cities. Urban tourism research using a quantitative indicator: Tourism Intensity Index (TII)

Giralt

Palacios²,

Barrado–Timón³

et al. 2023

invest. tur

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Urban tourism has experienced significant growth in recent decades, generating situations of overtourism and tourismophobia. In Spain, cities such as Barcelona, Sevilla, Valencia, and Madrid face the effects of excess tourism on a daily basis, even in times of the pandemic. The objective of this study is to determine whether an increase in tourism intensity has also occurred in small and medium-sized Spanish cities and, if so, to develop an assessment of the phenomenon. To this end, a Tourism Intensity Index (TII) has been designed and applied to international tourist flows and statistically tested (through cluster analysis and Student’s ‘t’ test), permitting not only a confirmation of the phenomenon but its characterization during the period 2003-2020 and its interpretation from a geographical perspective. This research shows that tourist intensity is a phenomenon that extends also to medium and small Spanish cities.

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Tourist intensity in medium and small Spanish cities. Urban tourism research using a quantitative indicator: Tourism Intensity Index (TII)

Giralt

Palacios²,

Barrado–Timón³

et al. 2023

invest. tur

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“…Small cities and rural areas, their ability to attract creative people or creative activities depend also from socially economical potential, and also from physical and virtual accesibility [White 2010]. An important context for rural and remote cultural activities and enterprises has been the availability and capabilities of broadband Internet, which is a key enabler of the move from urban to rural areas [Duxbury 2020]. Digital services and solutions are the latest innovations that benefit citizens, businesses and civil society [d'Orville 2019].…”

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Creative People, Industries and Places in Small Cities and Rural Areas

Eglīte

2022

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Richard Florida’s states that ‘creativity’ – the ability to generate new knowledge or to convert existing knowledge into economically successful applications – is an increasingly important resource for economic development [Florida 2002]. But 20 years after this statement, creative industries were the sector which had the hardest hit by the Covid-19 pandemic [UNESCO 2021], affecting businesses and especially, creative individuals. While forced to stay at home, people also changed their daily routines, places to live and many of them moved out of the big cities to smaller ones or rural areas. In many cases, online tools and resources allowed them to continue their creative practices and businesses or created new opportunities. Several questions arise – how do creative people choose the place to live? What are the factors which influence these choices? Can small cities and rural areas compete with large cities, and what are the preconditions for these small cities to attract creative people? Theoretical review has been developed, and the goal of this article is to formulate the insight into relation between creative people, creative industries, and creative places in small cities and rural areas.

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“…To analyze the impact of cultural creative, industrial scale, and management methods on rural revitalization, Duxbury [20] analyzed the importance of cultural vitality to rural development and discussed how to strengthen rural cultural and creative work through rural creative economy and creative entrepreneurship. Moreover, with big data, Tang [21] analyzed the impact of rural tourism on rural revitalization and used BP neural network to predict the development trend in rural tourism.…”

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Cultural Creativity, Industrial Scale, Management Methods, and Their Roles in Rural Revitalization from the Perspective of Big Data

Huang

Wang

2022

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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Rural revitalization, as a significant element of the national economy, has become a hot topic at present. The development of digital economies makes big data play become more significant for the national economy. To accelerate the process of rural revitalization, using up big data is vital. To mine the relationship between factors, such as cultural creativity, industrial scale, management methods, and rural revitalization from big data, this study adopts a neural network method. Based on the proposed neural network, a scheme to analyze the relationship between cultural creativity, industrial scale, management methods and the level of rural revitalization is presented. Through case studies, the effectiveness of analyzing the influence of cultural creativity, industrial scale, and management methods on rural revitalization based on big data is demonstrated. Moreover, the results validate that the proposed neural network has good prediction accuracy, which indicates that it is reliable to use neural networks to analyze the relationship between the impacting factors and the rural revitalization level with the assistance of big data.

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Cultural and creative work in rural and remote areas: an emerging international conversation

Cited by 30 publications

References 48 publications

Tourist intensity in medium and small Spanish cities. Urban tourism research using a quantitative indicator: Tourism Intensity Index (TII)

Tourist intensity in medium and small Spanish cities. Urban tourism research using a quantitative indicator: Tourism Intensity Index (TII)

Creative People, Industries and Places in Small Cities and Rural Areas

Cultural Creativity, Industrial Scale, Management Methods, and Their Roles in Rural Revitalization from the Perspective of Big Data

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