
EDITORIAL BOARD
How to map creative industries
Founding Editor
Prof. Xiaoge Xu, Ph.D.
Founder of Creative Industries International
Members
Prof. Phil Graham, University of the Sunshine Coast, Australia
Prof. Elisabetta Lazzaro, HKU University of the Arts Utrecht, Netherlands
Prof. Shin D Kim, Hallym University, South Korea
Prof. Anne Harris, RMIT University, Australia
Prof. Michele Willson, Curtin University, Australia
CALL FOR PAPERS
How to measure creative industries
Subject areas suitable for publication include, but are not limited to, the following fields:
Creativity
Creative industries
Business models of creative industries
Arts in general
Performing Arts
Visual arts
Design
Creative Experience
Creative Advertising
Creative Marketing
Photography
Filmmaking
Architecture
Creative Writing
Creative Economy
Crafts
Graphic Design
Fashion Design
Software
Music
Museums, galleries and libraries
Product Design
Publishing
Games
MODELING CREATIVE INDUSTRIES
How to model creative industries
We provide tips and methods on how to model creative industries including arts, media and design.
RESEARCH FINDINGS
Sharing Findings
We share with you the findings of our various research projects. Feel free to share with us your findings.
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INSIGHTS
"(With creative industries) from an economic point of view, you get high growth and labour intensity, so you're hitting the button twice."
"(referring to working in the creative industries) it's food for the soul as well as food for the table."
"So the social level of meaningfulness, plus high growth, plus labour intensity, means it's an industry sector that should be taken much more seriously by decision makers and economic planners."
Prof. Stuart Cunningham
"The latest developments and data in Australia, UK, US, China and a few more other countries have demonstrated the increasing vitality and vibrance as well as growing strength and sustainability of creative industries as a major engine of economic growth."