Great expectations: China's cultural industry and case study of a government-sponsored creative cluster

Autor:	Shaun Chang
Rok vydání:	2009
Předmět:	Cultural Studies Government Visual Arts and Performing Arts Strategy and Management Communication Information industry Modernization theory Creative industries Cultural industry Alliance Market economy Economy Management of Technology and Innovation Economics China
Zdroj:	Creative Industries Journal. 1:263-273
ISSN:	1751-0708 1751-0694
DOI:	10.1386/cij.1.3.263_1
Popis:	The Chinese government proposed to upgrade its manufacturing-driven economy to a creative and innovation-based economy by developing cultural industries. Developing cultural industries involves a process of cultural modernization demanding a whole series of economic, legal and socio-urban structures within which these industries can thrive.In China, the essence of the cultural industry reforms is to open up the country's cultural market and facilitate the development of a cultural economy, whilst retaining the government's tight grip of content. The partial privatization operations under the party-controlled system have caused years of conflict between commercial and public interests. Examples can be found from the case study of a government-sponsored creative cluster, International Creative Industries Alliance (ICIA), Beijing.As the cultural industries began with the exterior sectors of the industries, the reforms have brought little impact to the core sector — the content industry. But the refor...
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