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XIX International Coal Preparation Congress: Congress Proceedings
In: Woodhead Publishing India in E
Religion and American Politics: Domestic and International Contexts
In: International Relations in Asia, Africa and the Americas, 19
International Criminal Court: The Politics and Practice of Prosecuting Atrocity Crimes
In: Global Institutions
Creative industries international: Integration of creative industries and international cultural policy?
The integration of cultural and creative industries and international cultural policy can renew current internationalisation processes: It can serve as a source of inspiration and a driving force. It can be incorporated into foreign communication and the work of intermediary organisations, and it can also be integrated into the promotion of foreign trade. While countries such as Great Britain and Austria have growth and export oriented policies for creative industries, other European countries have developed policies with a sectional approach and orientation. The Netherlands, France and Scandinavian countries associate the potentials of the creative industries with cultural and social attributes. What could an integrated view of an international economic policy for the cultural and creative industries look like which surpasses the dichotomy of culture and the economy, and then, for example, places creativity, inclusion and transnational networking at the centre of its foreign policy activities?
Creative industries international: Integration of creative industries and international cultural policy?
The integration of cultural and creative industries and international cultural policy can renew current internationalisation processes: It can serve as a source of inspiration and a driving force. It can be incorporated into foreign communication and the work of intermediary organisations, and it can also be integrated into the promotion of foreign trade. While countries such as Great Britain and Austria have growth and export oriented policies for creative industries, other European countries have developed policies with a sectional approach and orientation. The Netherlands, France and Scandinavian countries associate the potentials of the creative industries with cultural and social attributes. What could an integrated view of an international economic policy for the cultural and creative industries look like which surpasses the dichotomy of culture and the economy, and then, for example, places creativity, inclusion and transnational networking at the centre of its foreign policy activities?
Review: International: International Telecommunications and International Law
In: International journal / Canadian Institute of International Affairs, Band 28, Heft 3, S. 563-564
ISSN: 2052-465X
International Law and International Sociology
In: International political sociology, Band 4, Heft 3, S. 311-315
ISSN: 1749-5687
Discusses the personal, disciplinary, methodological, & professional difficulties in engaging in fruitful interdisciplinary scholarship for the fields of international law, international relations, & sociology. References. D. Edelman