1st Edition
Research, Development and Innovation in the Creative Industries Reframing Our Understanding of the Creative Economy
What does effective research and development look like in the creative industries and how might it lead to successful innovation? This book is an answer to that question.
Building upon place-based creative industry research, the book focuses on evidence from the media sector, while encompassing a range of creative practices, from digital tourism to dance. Leveraging unique empirical data from the Welsh creative industries, the authors map a series of pathways for creative businesses. In so doing, the book offers new frameworks for assessing innovative practice and highlights options for tailored institutional funding.
Channelling research insights, this shortform book helps researchers, policy-makers and reflective practitioners to understand how to deliver effective strategies for the creative sector.
The Open Access version of this book, available at www.taylorfrancis.com, has been made available under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non Commercial-No Derivatives (CC-BY-NC-ND) 4.0 license.
1: The cultural, economic and social value of the creative industries
Justin Lewis
2: Rethinking R&D in the creative industries
Ruxandra Lupu
3: Identifying innovation - A new typology for the creative industries
Marlen Komorowski
4: Supporting R,D&I in the creative industries
Máté Miklos Fodor, with contributions from Meiram Begentayev and Aliya Turegeldinova
Conclusion: A roadmap for successful creative industries’ R,D&I
Marlen Komorowski, Ruxandra Lupu, Justin Lewis and Máté Miklos Fodor
Biography
Ruxandra Lupu is Marie Curie Fellow at the University of Cyprus.
Marlen Komorowski is Senior Research Fellow of Media Cymru at JOMEC, Cardiff University, Senior Researcher at imec – SMIT – VUB and Guest Professor for European Media Markets at Vrije Universiteit Brussels.
Justin Lewis is Professor of Communication and Creative Industries at Cardiff University, UK, and Director of Media Cymru.
Máté Miklos Fodor is Associate Professor of Economics at the Project Management Institute of Satbayev University, Almaty, Kazakhstan.
