In search of a Mediterranean creativity. Cultural and creative industries in Italy, Spain and Turkey

Lazzeretti, Luciana; Capone, Francesco; Seçilmiş, Erdem

doi:10.1080/09654313.2015.1082979

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“…Luciana Lazzeretti studied the three main Mediterranean countries in and outside Europe, Italy, Spain, and Turkey, to highlight the most striking similarities and differences in their characteristics. e specialization of creativity found in this region is similar, leading us to discuss the concept of Mediterranean creativity [1]. Cultural and creative industries are increasingly important in western economies.…”

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The Development and Design of Artificial Intelligence in Cultural and Creative Products

Lin

2021

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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The rapid development of the global cultural and creative industry has provided a new stage for the development and innovation of Chinese traditional culture. Cultural creativity has broken the rigid design and production mode of traditional products from the perspective of market and has become the key to improve the economic benefits and competitiveness of traditional products. From the perspective of cultural and creative product design and product development, artificial intelligence technology has been fully utilized at the present stage. The purpose of this article is to compare the traditional design patterns used in product design and understand the new design patterns assisted by artificial intelligence so as to achieve the purpose of process simplification and design innovation more quickly. In this article, traditional graphic patterns and local cultural connotations of the experimental area are taken as the main research points. Through a large number of field investigations and first-hand photo materials, the regional cultural characteristics and local traditional graphic language are analyzed in detail and then summarized. Finally, the examples of development research are summarized and reflected. It is hoped that through the further excavation of the traditional patterns of the region and the exploration of the level of regional culture regeneration, the development of local economy, culture, and tourism can be driven, and a cultural brand that can go out of Anhui province and into the whole country can be built. At the present stage of product research and development, the key is to introduce artificial intelligence means as necessary support and try to infiltrate artificial intelligence measures in the research and development of new products in each link.

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The Development and Design of Artificial Intelligence in Cultural and Creative Products

Lin

2021

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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“…Without doubt, the interactive workshops that are held in small groups, allowing the tourists to discover their talents and creativity while they are associating with native people. The Creativity is widely employed in the creative and cultural industries as well [27]. Such workshops have usually rich natural, artistic, and cultural values.…”

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Economic Development with Creative Tourism Reflection of Iran’s Facts

Aziz¹

2018

GJAA

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This study is about creative tourism on a global scale and analyzes a local handicraft industry. These are questions, which this article responses: Is it possible to develop the creative tourism with the help of qualitative and quantitative improvements of handicrafts? How could Iran acquire a greater share in the global tourism? Thus, the purpose of this research is to find a procedure for increasing Iran's share of global tourism. The study assumes that Iran with the help of its tourism resources' advantages can make socioeconomic development. The method of this applied research is an analytic one, which uses statistical techniques. First, this method supplies a theoretical foundation to answer the above-mentioned questions. Then, this research assesses the validity of the theories and assumptions with the help of a case study in Shiraz city. Finally, the study presents its outcomes. The results show that if we solve the problems related to the processes of handicraft productions, the creative tourism industry will bloom, and Iran gains a greater share of the industry. The procedures to develop the creative tourism that this paper presents are feasible to similar cities everywhere.

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“…Despite the fact that there are numerous recent European studies on the cultural and creative industries at European level (Boschma and Fritsch 2009;Piergiovanni et al 2012;Thomas et al 2013;Andres and Chapain 2013;Boix et al 2016;Lazzeretti et al 2016) research conducted in Spain to date has been limited in scope (CEIN 2005;Casani 2010;Santos 2011;Boix and Lazzeretti 2012;Rodríguez et al 2017;Verón-Lassa et al 2017;Murciano and González 2018). At the local level, there are also several monographic and comparative studies related to smart and creative cities (Bakici et al 2012;Méndez et al 2012;Guerrero and Navarro 2012).…”

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The Archipelago of Cultural and Creative Industries: A Case Study of the Basque Country

Barandiaran-Irastorza

Peña-Fernández

Unceta-Satrústegui

2020

Economies

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The cultural and creative industries (e.g., digital/audiovisual content, publishing and print media, etc.) constitute an emerging business sector focused on aligning cultural and creative production with profitability and market criteria that encompasses a diverse range of entities, generates employment, boosts GDP (Gross Domestic Product) and drives innovation. This paper analyses the impact of the cultural and creative industries on the economy of the Basque Country and provides information concerning the number of companies present in this sector, their legal structures, annual turnovers, size in terms of the number of people they employ and relative ability to secure public funding for entrepreneurial support and creative projects. Our findings indicate that businesses of this nature in the Basque Country form an ecosystem similar to an archipelago in which companies with a strong entrepreneurial focus, high annual turnovers and a national and international clientele coexist alongside smaller, less profit-oriented organisations devoted to regional cultural development.

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In search of a Mediterranean creativity. Cultural and creative industries in Italy, Spain and Turkey

Cited by 28 publications

References 31 publications

The Development and Design of Artificial Intelligence in Cultural and Creative Products

The Development and Design of Artificial Intelligence in Cultural and Creative Products

Economic Development with Creative Tourism Reflection of Iran’s Facts

The Archipelago of Cultural and Creative Industries: A Case Study of the Basque Country

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