Defining A Creative Ecology - John Howkins 
Friday, September 10, 2010 at 02:40PM
Ralph Kerle in Creativity, business, creativity, economy

Following on from his groundbreaking The Creative Economy in 2001, John Howkins' new book Creative Ecologies Where Thinking is a Proper Job grew out of a research project for the Chinese State Council. Asked to provide a global overview of the creative economy, he took the opportunity to go back to first principles and work out a general theory that identifies three general conditions for a creative ecology: talent, freedom and markets. From this he proposes an evolved concept of the creative ecology. This is leading thinking for a new knowledge economy.

Download the first chapter of the book here.

 

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