The Creative Economy in Romania, a Key Factor of Economic Integration in the European Union

Toma, Sorin-George; Peptenatu, Daniel; Andronache, Ion; Ahammer, Helmut; Pintilii, Radu-Daniel; Drăghici, Cristian-Constantin; Simion, Adrian Gabriel

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-72239-9_16

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“…l Analysis-Kolmogorov Complexity al analysis has been used since the 1980s as a tool to understand the complexity of the d has been applied in spatial analysis to study the phenomenon of urban agglomeration t dynamics [32] or economic phenomena [33]. It can be compared to classical approaches to ctal analysis such as Ruler Dimension [34,35] BoxCounting [31,[36][37][38], Dilation Dimension ass Dimension [40], Local Connected Fractal Dimension [41], Perimeter-Area Dimension formation Dimension [44], Minkowski Dimension [45], Multifractal Dimension [46,47] or ractal Fragmentation Index [48][49][50]. Kolmogorov complexity is the indicator by which the complexity of the turnover and the number of employees for the Bucharest-Ilfov ent Region was established.…”

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“…Fractal analysis has been used since the 1980s as a tool to understand the complexity of the system, and has been applied in spatial analysis to study the phenomenon of urban agglomeration [29], forest dynamics [30] or economic phenomena [31]. It can be compared to classical approaches to binary fractal analysis such as Ruler Dimension [32,33] BoxCounting [29,[34][35][36], Dilation Dimension [29,37], Mass Dimension [38], Local Connected Fractal Dimension [39], Perimeter-Area Dimension [40,41], Information Dimension [42], Minkowski Dimension [43], Multifractal Dimension [44,45] or recently Fractal Fragmentation Index [46][47][48].…”

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The Use of Sholl and Kolmogorov Complexity Analysis in Researching on the Sustainable Development of Creative Economies in the Development Region of Bucharest‒Ilfov, Romania

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Nowadays, creative economies stand as a relevant indicator of the sustainable development of local and regional ones. The study aims to highlight the spatial behaviour of creative economies in the Bucharest‒Ilfov Development Region, the most dynamic and complex regional economy in Romania. In order to assess the spatial dynamics of creative economies in the region, an economic database was created, at the level of the territorial administrative unit, for the two economic indicators considered important for the study, number of employees and turnover, under the auspices of the Classification of National Economy Activities (NACE). The establishment of creative economies was made following the Government Decision no. 859 of 2014, with 66 codes for this sector. Annual cartographic models were developed for each indicator in QGIS (a free and open–source cross–platform desktop geographic information system application that supports viewing, editing, and analysis of geospatial data), for the period 2000–2016. For a relevant analysis of spatial behaviour, we used Sholl and Kolmogorov complexity, which highlighted specific patterns of spatial dynamics that help us to understand the role of creative economies in the sustainable development of regional economies. The results highlighted the role of accessibility corridors in the development of the regional economy.

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“…The concept of the creative economy, therefore, can be described as the various theories of the multifaceted nature of significance that a significant life events provide for those involved in the creative process. The creative economy is creative values being generated as a consequence of concept (Toma et al, 2018;Skavronska, 2017;Moore, 2014). The economic activity of the creative industry is shown through projects focused on exploratory and commercial concepts (Lenfle, 2008;Hotho & Champion, 2011).…”

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Efforts to Improve the Creative Economy during the Covid-19 Pandemic in ASEAN Countries

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Strickler

2021

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Increasing the creative economy during the pandemic is very urgent, as an effort to stabilize the economy in ASEAN. The character of the creative economy is characterized by economic activities that are based on the exploration and exploitation of creative ideas that have high selling value. All tourism ministers from ASEAN countries to strengthen tourism cooperation, one of the economic sectors hardest hit in the pandemic. Intelligent marketing is needed in order to know the strengths of our competitors and market tastes, because in the era of globalization, war is actually a war in the economic field and the creative economy is the main weapon. Strong cooperation in efforts to jointly handle the impact of COVID-19 in the tourism sector in the ASEAN region. All ASEAN members to jointly enhance cooperation not only in dealing with pandemic problems but also in terms of developing the creative economy.

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“…The best-known example are meteorological phenomena, but most physiological processes, and in general biological ones, recorded accurately and without filtration that retain only strictly periodic components, show fractal characteristics 18 . Already established applications of fractal analysis include population dynamics, epidemiology 19 , OCR for Arabic scripts 20 , architecture 21 , analysis of the tendency to concentrate economic activities in the main core of the national polycentric network 22 , pattern analysis in the creative economies in Romania 23 . Further application of the box-counting fractal analysis method for determining the compaction pattern of forest areas 24 and analysis of the fragmentation tendency of forest areas in of Romania [25][26][27][28][29] have been published.…”

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Fractal algorithms and RGB image processing in scribal and ink identification on an 1819 secret initiation manuscript to the “Philike Hetaereia”

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Liritzis

Jelinek

2023

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Historical texts incorporate important characteristics that need to be assessed including genre, text structure and content. Often overlooked are characteristics of handwritten manuscripts commonly divided into legibility, readability and aesthetics. To determine the scientific feasibility of classification of handwritten texts an objective approach is developed to describe twenty handwritten pages of an 1819 Greek manuscript, that refers to the initiation to the Greek secret “friendly society” (Philike Hetaereia) organization, established as part of the Greek independence against the Ottoman Turks. It is investigated through a fractal and RGB image analysis approach. Fractal Minkowski Dimension was applied on the handwritten text and the RGB color analysis on the ink and paper and both were used as a non-invasive manner and revealed interesting results. The novel RGB image analysis and the fractal analysis of the manuscript identified respectively, five iron gall inks and four scribes from the ink content and handwritten styles, of the compact five lines text and whole text pages. The novel approach was verified with another old manuscript of known ink pigments, as well as with thirteen known handwritten texts of that period and four prints representing modern and similar period texts substantiating the findings of the novel methods.

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The Creative Economy in Romania, a Key Factor of Economic Integration in the European Union

Cited by 6 publications

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The Use of Sholl and Kolmogorov Complexity Analysis in Researching on the Sustainable Development of Creative Economies in the Development Region of Bucharest‒Ilfov, Romania

The Use of Sholl and Kolmogorov Complexity Analysis in Researching on the Sustainable Development of Creative Economies in the Development Region of Bucharest‒Ilfov, Romania

Efforts to Improve the Creative Economy during the Covid-19 Pandemic in ASEAN Countries

Fractal algorithms and RGB image processing in scribal and ink identification on an 1819 secret initiation manuscript to the “Philike Hetaereia”

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