Cultural industry as a result of new city tertiarization

Abstract

The scheme of the proposed Novi Kolizej in Ljubljana is characteristic for cultural industry, as it combines commercial and artistic function. Zasnova predlaganega Novega Kolizeja v Ljubljani je zna~ilna za kulturno industrijo, saj zdru`uje poslovno in umetni{ko funkcijo. ABSTRACT: The article introduces a new form of economic activities, which has attracted much attention during the past years. This new form is cultural industry, a term which defines a certain part of tertiary activities, the importance of which is rapidly gaining in importance within cities. The term cultural industry includes all highly specialized services, which provide products and services, that have a higher symbolic than material value and trade with intellectual property rights. The article provides precise definitions of cultural industry and an empirical presentation in the case of Ljubljana. Furthermore the article also implies possible consequences of cultural industry on the economic and spatial development of cities.

Creative social groups in Slovenia: contribution to geographic studying of human resources

“…crea tio = us tvar jal nost) pred stav lja uspe {no in ino va tiv no re{e va nje raz li~ nih nalog v dru` -bi in ni v iz klju~ ni dome ni znans tve ni kov ali umet ni kov. Ustvar jal ne sku pi ne je izjem no te` ko pre poz na ti, kaj ti nji ho ve dejav no sti se med se boj no zelo raz li ku je jo (Bole 2008). Naj te` je je iz njih izlu{ ~i ti vse bi no ustvar jal no sti.…”

“…»creatio«) represents a successful and innovative solving of various tasks in society, which is not the domain of only scientists and artists. Creative groups are extremely hard to identify, as their activities can be quite different (Bole 2008). The most difficult thing is to identify the »contents« of creativity.…”

Demographic characteristics of creative workers: under-activated development potentials in Slovenia?

“…At this point, we can propose two hypotheses that should be empirically tested in the future. The first relates to the fact that bohemians are usually employed in cultural and creative industries (Kozina and Bole 2016), which have only recently been getting more attention as a form of economic activity (Bole 2008). This was strongly supported by the emergence of new forms of artistic creation and entertainment, especially in the area of computer industry, digital media, and the web (Montgomery 2007).…”

Six Decades of Human Geography and Environmental Protection in Acta geographica Slovenica

“…Podob no aktua len je tudi ~la nek, ki govo ri o po me nu nalo`b za regio nalni raz voj in nji ho vem geo graf skem vred no te nju (Rav bar 2009). V tret jem tiso~ let ju sta se poja vi li novi temi, ki sle di ta sve tov nim tren dom v geo gra fi ji, to sta ustvar jal nost in kul tur na indu stri ja (Rav bar, Bole in Nared 2005;Bole 2008). Ener gi ja in delov na sila `e dol go nista ve~ kon ku ren~ ni pred no sti, ampak sta to posta la zna nje in ustvar jal nost.…”

“…Another similarly topical article is by Ravbar (2009), describing the importance of investments in regional development and their geographical evaluation. After 2000, two new topics appeared, following global trends in geography: creativity and the cultural industry (Ravbar, Bole and Nared 2005;Bole 2008). Energy and the workforce have not been a competitive advantage for a long time, having been replaced by knowledge and creativity.…”