Titlebook: Entrepreneurship in the Creative Industries; How Innovative Agent Phillip McIntyre,Janet Fulton,Michael Meany Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-99373-2e ideas are examined. This chapter concludes with the idea that a multitude of innovators have capitalized on emerging markets, allowing them to experiment with new products and business models as corporations have strengthened their presence worldwide in a form of ‘glocalized’ activity.

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C. W. Hamm,W. Terres,W. Bleifeldchniques, and the domain are crucially important to gaining an income. In doing so, we provide a well thought-out, evidence-based explanation of how choice-making entities, agents, negotiate a place in the sociocultural systems they work within.

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Wolfgang H?hn,Torsten H. Franssonenter of the system, and previous chapters have clearly shown the interconnections between social, cultural, and individual structures, it can also be demonstrated that personal and often idiosyncratic skill sets are still a necessary part of this creative entrepreneurial system in action. We conclu

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G. Carte,P. Fraunié,P. Dussouillez bookkeeping. We describe this knowledge as entrepreneurial domain knowledge and argue it must intersect with the domain knowledge of how to make specific cultural products in order for creative agents to gain an income.

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The Jeanes Teacher Fund (1908–1960)onstrate the deep interconnectedness that exists within the creative system we are detailing in this book. The crucial thing to remember is that nothing occurs in isolation from anything else. Creative industry entrepreneurs in the twenty-first century are deeply connected socially, technologically,

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