Creative industries in East Asia

Creative economy policy in developing countries: The case of Indonesia

“…Second, the characteristics of regional economies in these countries are less advanced, and this could hinder them from creative and intellectual processes, which require technological innovation. This condition is different from middle and higher income countries that possess more resources to perform innovation (Yusuf and Nabeshima, 2005). Finally, cultural values and societal contexts in developing countries are different from those in America and Europe.…”

“…Such an idea has been reshaping policy developments and local institutions both directly and indirectly. The creativity literature is dominated by American and European contexts, while little research is to be found in the context of Asian and developing countries (Yusuf and Nabeshima, 2005). Many of them are actually implementing creativity-led development policies, and even have a leading growth in creative industries, e.g.…”

Creative economy: thematic perspectives addressed and research methodologies adopted

“…Founded on an axis of creative economy and its sectors, the theme of development (be it local, regional, national, or global) is present in many other studies identified for the making of this article (Yusuf and Nabeshima 2005;Ren and Sun 2012;de Figueiredo Silva 2010;Golgher 2008). In these studies class, fostering strategies and cluster development or local productive arrangements are described as relevant for the strengthening of creative and innovative environments.…”

Creative Industries Development and Efficiency in China

“…UNCTAD (2010) It is suggested creative industries is on the huge growth in the contemporary economy. Yusuf & Nabeshima (2005) highlight the economic center of gravity of the leading cities is changing from manufacturing to creative industries. To lead growth and own comparative advantage, cities need to evolve or remain as the centers of creative industries or service-providing hubs.…”