Evolutionary Economics of Creative Industries Publications

Knowledge policy: challenges for the 21st century
1 February 2008
Industry policy as innovation policy
1 February 2008
Ontology in economics
1 January 2008
The cultural economy today
1 January 2008
Evolutionary Economics of Creative Industries - forthcoming publications
1 January 2008
The allocation of complexity
1 January 2008
New economics for new media
1 January 2008
The General Theory of Economic Evolution
12 September 2007
‘X-Efficacy’ vs X-Efficiency
1 July 2007
Evolutionary Economics of Creative Industries - 2007 articles
1 January 2007

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Research Programs

Evolutionary Economics of Creative Industries

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This project is a development of the third stage of Creative Digital Industries in Australia. It consists of a series of subprojects aimed at developing the theoretical and analytic foundations of an evolutionary economic approach to analysis of the creative industries. This includes analysis of models of creative industries growth and their effect on the broader economy; models of ‘social networks’; models of ‘multiple games’; models of institutional evolution; analysis of the ‘economics of creativity’ and the ‘economics of identity’; and innovation policy in the creative industries. The project brings together a cross-disciplinary research group with a broad publication and agenda-setting schedule.

People

Jason Potts, John Banks, John Hartley, Stuart Cunningham, Jean Burgess,

Project Presentations

Project News

Plans for 2008

Posted 27/03/2008

Further working papers will be written and adapted for publication as journal articles. Completion of both Potts’ Evolutionary Economics of Creative Industries and a co-authored book for the Creative Culture + Innovation Economy series (see 1.5 below). The work includes extensive cross-disciplinary co-authorship and feeds into the book series, a possible new journal, an international agenda-setting workshop, and a major 2008 CCI conference theme.

Progress in 2007

Posted 27/03/2008

An intense conceptual and writing schedule saw the production of eight papers. Work progressed on the proposed book Evolutionary Economics of Creative Industries. Several working papers were published in or submitted to academic journals; others appeared in book chapters or were presented at conferences

Project Events

Open Access and Research Conference 2008
24 - 25 September, Brisbane QLD