Why do Cultural Industries Cluster? Localization, Urbanization, Products and Projects

By M. Lorenzen, Lars Frode Frederiksen. 2007

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Subfields: Urban Studies

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• Micro-geographies of creative industries clusters in Europe: From hot spots to assemblages (2015, unknown): “…can be used as an input to reinforce other parts of the research with higher precession and coverage, for example, the reasons of clustering of CI (Lorenzen & Frederiksen 2008; Lazzeretti et al. 2012), why do CI exists in certain locations while in others do not, or the effects of clusters on…”
• Reasons for Clustering of Creative Industries in Italy and Spain (2012, background): “…which basically act as centripetal forces, fostering the incubation and attraction of creative industries in places with specific characteristics (localization economies) or in large cities and metropolises (urbanization economies) (Lorenzen & Frederiksen, 2008; Chapain & De Propris, 2009).”
• Do Creative Industries Cluster? Mapping Creative Local Production Systems in Italy and Spain (2008, background): “Variety and diversity are, in fact, the engines of creativity: ‘‘Variety necessitates clustering, novelty necessitates urban clustering and radical innovation demands clustering in global and world cities’’ (Lorenzen and Frederiksen, 2008: 165).”