sheds light on this issue by analysing changes in the spatial distribution of four groups of artists over time: visual … artists, performing artists, musicians, and writers. Little evidence is found for amenity-related factors influencing the … growth rates of regional artist populations. Moreover, artists are shown to be a heterogeneous group inasmuch as the relative …

artists, who take on activities of communication, management, as well as production and distribution of artistic products …

of creative people is higher in cities as compared to the rural area The freelancing artists are a kind of exception in …

predictor of UK city performance. There is other, stronger evidence that diversity and creativity are linked to urban economic …

hierarchical classification process. We use a creativity-based measure from the O*NET database to get an estimation of the level of … occupational creativity. We produce a correspondence between French and American occupational classifications to use such a …

ecological fallacy. Hitherto, economic geographers seem to have ignored insides from other disciplines studying creativity. In … psychology it is not a dichotomy of creative and non-creative individuals, instead it is acknowledged that creativity is a matter …

It has widely been recognized that creativity plays an immense role not only for arts, sciences, and technology, but …