The Creative Industry as a Factor in the Development of the Economy: Dissemination of European Experience in the Countries With Economies in Transition

Bilan, Yuriy; Kryklii, Olena; Vasilyeva, Tetyana; Shilimbetova, G. T.

doi:10.3846/cs.2019.7453

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“…Some studies relate social marketing directly to the field of environmental management [20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31]. Wood M. [32,33] analyzes the socio-economic prospects for the development of social marketing.…”

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Environmental management and social marketing: a bibliometric analysis

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The primary purpose of this study is to analyze the structure and dynamics of scientific publications in the field of environmental management and social marketing in their relationship. The authors analyzed the original keywords in the field of environmental management and social marketing. They carried out the analysis of works in the Scopus scientometric database with the subsequent use of the analytics built in the database, as well as modern software for bibliometric analysis VOSviewer and SciMAT. This study included many papers published in seven languages in the field of economics and ecology (also taking into account works from the interdisciplinary category to more fully include all possible papers). Library analysis has revealed the popularity of the use of these categories with authors from different countries with research over the years. Listed six clusters of a collaboration of countries by co-authorship. The journals with the most massive citations of the analyzed categories are listed. There is a stable dynamics of the number of studies in these categories in the subperiod 2011-2016. However, current trends until 2020 show that the popularity of research, and most importantly, their relevance will remain at the peak in subsequent years. The study may be the basis for further research in the use of marketing principles to deepen the theory of environmental management.

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Environmental management and social marketing: a bibliometric analysis

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“…Among the research, areas are aimed at analyzing environmental indicators to build a balanced policy to ensure the safety of the country, particularly in ecology, energy, and food [28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35][36][37]. Researchers are studying the impact of population migration on the safety of countries [32] and the impact of migration in rural areas in terms of sustainable development [38][39][40][41][42][43][44][45].…”

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Migration, environment, and country safety: analysis of touchpoints

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This study presents the results of bibliometric analysis of publications that are thematically related to migration, environment, and safety. Vosviewer software helped to analyze the co-use of keywords in these publications, and the authors' affiliation to specific countries was performing. The works for the period 1965-2019, indexed by the scientometric database Scopus, were taken for analysis. With the help of Scopus analytical resources, and analysis of the dynamics of publication activity on the research issue was performing. The study found that scientists made the most significant number of publications related to migration, environment, and safety from the United States and the United Kingdom. The analysis by keywords showed that the concepts of migration, environment, and safety often intersect, which indicates the possibility and necessity of their joint research to identify key factors influencing these phenomena.

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“…The necessary amount of effective human capital is a key reference for scientific and technological progress and the transition to a new technological development model in a country (Kuznets 2001;Diebolt and Hippe 2019). By contrast, the poor quality and value of national human capital, the poor quality of life, the underdevelopment of state institutions, and so on, are factors that constrain the development of a creative economy (Bilan et al 2019).…”

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Investment in Human Capital Within the Creative Economy Formation: Case of the Eastern and Central Europe Countries

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The purpose of the article is to determine the link between investing in human capital and the formation of the creative economy. Given that human capital is considered both a factor in the socio‑economic development of countries and a prerequisite for the formation of the creative economy and consequently, for the modernization changes in today’s economy, there is a need to study the areas of investment in human capital. The study is based on an analysis of a number of indicators in Eastern Europe (Ukraine and Moldova) and Central Europe (Poland, the Czech Republic, Romania, Hungary, and Lithuania): total expenditure on education, the analysis of which made it possible to determine the level of education funding in each country; the average cost per pupil/student, which allowed us to identify trends in spending by funding organizations; the share of total expenditure on education in GDP, depending on the level of education, which made it possible to determine the priority and sufficiency of education system funding; the cost allocation indicator by funding organizations; and the human development index, which measures living standards, literacy, education, and longevity. The study also focuses on analyzing data that determine the global innovation index, since its calculation is based on the assessment indicators of human capital and research (education, tertiary education, research, and development) and creative outputs (intangible assets, creative goods, and services, online creativity). Based on the results of the research, it was concluded that human capital is the main factor that boosts the creative economy, and enhancing human capital depends on the level of education and scientific progress in a country. Empirical evidence shows that directing investment in human capital contributes to the formation of the creative economy, improving the competitiveness of countries, and at the same time, ensuring the appropriate rates of their socio‑economic development.

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The Creative Industry as a Factor in the Development of the Economy: Dissemination of European Experience in the Countries With Economies in Transition

Cited by 57 publications

References 46 publications

Environmental management and social marketing: a bibliometric analysis

Environmental management and social marketing: a bibliometric analysis

Migration, environment, and country safety: analysis of touchpoints

Investment in Human Capital Within the Creative Economy Formation: Case of the Eastern and Central Europe Countries

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