incentives for innovation in Russian companies taking into account the organization of industries — vertical or horizontal … vertically organized sectors that define innovation activeness in the economy (for example, mechanical engineering), the …

Research and Experimental Development (R&D), particularly that which aims at innovation, that is, new social application. Not … confined to novel products or processes, arts and cultural innovation will yield altogether new ways in which arts and culture …

Authority. The report was the first of four updates to Creativity: London’s Core Business which produced the first measurements …

This is a pre-publication version of Creativity: London’s Core Business which was published by the Greater London …://www.slideshare.net/alanfreeman777/2002i-core-business-creativity-colour-slides; a second, given at the LSE, explains some of the background and method … measuring the creative industries, such as Creativity in the Age of the Internet, A Dynamic Mapping of the UK’s Creative …

published as Creativity: London’s Core Business’ …

analyses the distinct economic roles of culture, creation, and innovation in the Creative Industries by assessing the fitness … creative labour and innovation. Lax usage has made the term ‘Creative Industries’ a synonym for three distinct things …: creativity, culture and intellectual alienability. I use the term Cultural and Creative Sector (CCS). My aim is to distinguish …

occupations are also a fundamental, but overlooked, driver of innovation. Theory also suggests cities are important for both … the links between creative industries, occupations, cities and innovation at the firm level. This paper addresses this gap … driver of innovation. We find no support for the hypothesis that urban creative industries firms are particularly innovative …

London Authority. The report was the second of four updates to Creativity: London’s Core Business which produced the first …