Creative Economy as a development strategy: a view of developing countries

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Author: Ana Carla Fonseca Reis, Edna dos Santos-Duisenberg, Yudhishthir Raj Isar, Máté Kovács, Ernesto Piedras Feria, Facundo Solanas, Andrea M. Davis, Sharada Ramanathan, Xiong Chengyu, Pernille Askerud

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This publication seeks to offer a multiplicity of viewpoints on the topic. The intent is not necessarily to point out answers, but rather to discuss the concept of creative economy and its practices through the knowledge prism of thinkers who understand its local reality and take art in the transformational process that leads communities to development. The collection of texts looks at the actions of the Itaú Cultural Institute, which contributes to the democratization of access to cultural assets. With the creation of the Observatory in 2006, the institute became a locus for reflection on the contemporary cultural arena, reinforcing the study of local and global themes such as the intersection of culture with the economy and – above all – acknowledging the importance of publicizing information regarding the sector as a tool for the development of cultural policies and making these data accessible.

Category: Economy