The Cultural and Creative Economy research group (CIND Creating) focuses on how the cultural economy is evolving and how we can understand its future. In particular we look at the economic geographies of the creative and cultural industries.
4th European Colloquium on Culture, Creativity, and Economy
08 October 2015 – 09 October 2015, Italy
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