The Geography of the Italian Creative Economy: The Special Role of the Design and Craft-based Industries

Bertacchini, Enrico; Borrione, Paola

doi:10.1080/00343404.2011.628652

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“…Some of them focus on specific cities, such as Milan, Rome or Florence, for which the percentages of firms and employees in the sector are investigated, while the main branch of studies concentrates on mapping CCIs at the national level. The recent contribution by Bertacchini and Borrione (2013) investigates Italian CCIs with an innovative approach, more focused on rural places rather than on large cities, and widened to cover artistic handicrafts.…”

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

Lazzeretti

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Seçilmiş

2015

European Planning Studies

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The Mediterranean region has been increasingly receiving attention in recent years. This is due to the heterogeneity of the countries composing it, which raises several problems in business collaborations, but also unfolds several cross-national economic opportunities among Mediterranean countries. The analysis of cultural and creative industries can be useful to show that this area has many similarities, making intercultural exchange and cross-national economic development possible. This research starts from the comparison of three main Mediterranean countries situated both in Europe and outside, Italy, Spain and Turkey, and aims at highlighting the most striking similarities and differences of their features. The creativity specialization found in this region is alike, which allows us to begin to discuss the idea of a Mediterranean creativity. ARTICLE HISTORY

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Section: Italymentioning

confidence: 99%

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

Lazzeretti

Capone

Seçilmiş

2015

European Planning Studies

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“…Görüldüğü üzere, reklamcılık ve pazarlama sektörü yaklaşık olarak %36'lık payla en çok ça-lışan istihdam eden sektörken; tasarım ve moda tasarımı sektörü yaklaşık %3'lük payla en az istihdam yaratan sektördür. Oysaki moda tasarımı açısından özel bir yere sahip olan İtal-ya örneğinde ilgili endüstrilerin payı toplam istihdam içinde 2001 yılı için %5'lere yaklaşırken; yaratıcı endüstriler içinde %68'lere kadar çıkmaktadır (Bertacchini ve Borrione, 2013 Ancak asıl vurgulanması gereken husus reklamcı-lık ve pazarlama sektörünün Türkiye'de lider konumda olmasıdır. Elbette çeşitli ülkelerdeki tecrübe edilen farklı iktisadi örgütlenmeler lider sektörleri de farklı-laştırabilmektedir.…”

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Türkiye de Yaratıcı Endüstrilerin Kümelenmesi

SEÇİLMİŞ¹

2015

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“…The internet is increasingly the apparatus of flows of capital and commodities, not only for corporations but also for everyday consumers and producers. Indeed, the line between production and consumption is troubled by the different forms of production and exchange facilitated by the internet (see Bertacchini and Borrione 2011;DeLyser et al 2004;Pickerill 2007). As connective systems, online forums, social networks and other community-oriented websites can facilitate otherwise marginalised communities to gain agency (see Crooks 2006;Davidson 2008;Valentine and Skelton 2008).…”

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Beyond the Screen: Methods for Investigating Geographies of Life ‘Online’

Kinsley

2013

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The internet and being ‘online’ is an integral part of everyday life for a substantial proportion of the population. There is an increasing impetus for researchers to engage with ‘online’ activities, not only as particular activities themselves but also as a part of the context of a wide range of geographies. The purpose of this article is to offer an overview of contemporary methodologies of researching geographies of life online. The article is structured in four sections. Beginning with a discussion of how to address a ‘field’, the article goes on to explore how geographers have addressed spatial understandings of the internet. Subsequently, themes of identity and authenticity are raised as key concerns for studies of life online, and accordingly the article moves on to discuss the ethics of such research. This article demonstrates how geographical thinking can inform and enhance social scientific research concerning the internet, particularly in relation to the articulation of spatial experience and knowledge.

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The Geography of the Italian Creative Economy: The Special Role of the Design and Craft-based Industries

Cited by 67 publications

References 26 publications

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

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

Türkiye de Yaratıcı Endüstrilerin Kümelenmesi

Beyond the Screen: Methods for Investigating Geographies of Life ‘Online’

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