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Cultural industries

UNESCO

1982

Marketing Culture and the Arts

François Colbert

2007

The Korean Wave in Southeast Asia

Mary J. Ainslie, Joanne B. Y. Lim

2015

Virtual hallyu

Kyung Hyun Kim

2011

Precarious creativity

Kevin Sanson, Michael Curtin

2016

Love, hate, and fear in Canada's Cold War

Richard Cavell

2004

Marketing culture and the arts

J. Dennis Rich, François Colbert, William Poole et al.

2001

Canadian Content

Ryan Edwardson

2008

Regionalizing Culture: The Political Economy of Japanese Popular Culture in Asia

Nissim Kadosh Otmazgin

2013

Privatization and culture

Peter B. Boorsma

1999

Remix

Maryam Itatí Portillo, Natalia Gnisci, Lawrence Lessig et al.

2008 ★ 4.0

The Warhol economy

Elizabeth Currid

2007

Trading Culture

Sylvia Harvey

2007

Cities and Creativity from the Renaissance to the Present

Andrew Miles, Bert De Munck, Ilja Van Damme

2017

The creative industries

Terry Flew

2012

Canadian communications

Jeannette Sloniowski, Bohdan George Szuchewycz

2002

The Cultural Industries

David Hesmondhalgh

2002

Limits to Liberalization

Patricia M. Goff

2007

The velvet grind

Robbins, David

2006

Global experience industries

Jens Christensen

2009

Corporations and cultural industries

Scott W. Fitzgerald

2012

Kickstarter for the independent creator

M. Holly-Rosing

2015

Creative labour

Chris Smith, Alan McKinlay

2009

Free Ride

Robert Levine

2011

Crowdfunding

Gary Spirer

2014

Value and the media

Göran Bolin

2011

The Kinfolk entrepreneur

Nathan Williams

2017

Created in China

Michael Keane

2007

Creativity and its discontents

Laikwan Pang

2012

Emerging and digital media

Canada. Parliament. House of Commons. Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage

2010

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