The Routledge Companion to the Cultural Industries

Contents

• Introduction Justin O'Connor and Kate Oakley
• Part I : Perspectives on the Cultural Industries
• 1. Valuing Cultural Industries Mark Banks
• 2. Art and Cultural Industries: Autonomy and Community Laikwan Pang
• 3. The Cultural Industries as a Sector of the Economy David Throsby
• 4. The Structure of the Cultural Industries - Global Corporations to SMEs Scott Fitzgerald
• 5. Making Things: Beyond the Binary of Manufacturing and Creativity Chris Gibson, Chantel Carr and Andrew Warren
• Part II : Core Cultural Industries
• 6. The Literary as a Cultural Industry Sarah Brouillette and Christopher Doody
• 7. Multi-platform media: how newspapers are adapting to the digital era Gillian Doyle
• 8. The Resilience of TV and its Implications for Media Policy Des Freedman
• 9. The Globalization of TV Formats Anthony Fung
• 10. The Popular Music Industries Shane Homan
• 11. Between Triple-A, Indie, Casual, and DIY: Sites of Tension in the Videogames Cultural Industries Brendon Keogh
• 12. This Sporting Life is Going to be the Death of Me: Sport as a cultural industry Steve Redhead
• 13. Advertising as a Cultural Industry John Sinclair
• 14. A Cultural Economy of Audio and Radio Technologies John Tebbutt
• Part III : Cultural Industries: Space and Place
• 15. Culture and the City Kate Oakley and Justin O'Connor
• 16. Consumption and Place Steven Miles
• 17. Cottage Economy: the 'ruralness' of rural cultural industries David Bell
• 18. Producing "India" as Location Nitin Govil
• 19. Cultural economy and Urban Development in Shanghai Xin Gu
• 20. Cultural Industries in Transition Economies Bastian Lange
• 21. Turning the Post-Industrial City into the Cultural City: The Case of Toronto's Waterfront Matt Patterson and Daniel Silver
• Part IV :Cultural Industries and Labour
• 22. Management in the cultural industries Chris Bilton
• 23. Creative vocations and cultural value Scott Brook
• 24. Emerging Labour Politics in Creative Industries Greig de Peuter and Nicole S. Cohen
• 25. Hollywood Cognitarians Toby Miller
• 26. Class and Exclusion at Work: The Case of UK Film and Television Keith Randle
• Part V : Audiences, Intermediaries and Markets
• 27. Imagining the cultural consumer: class, cool and connoisseurship David Wright
• 28. Challenging Boundaries: Fans and Cultural Industries Cornel Sandvoss
• 29. Understanding Public Relations as a Cultural Industry Lee Edwards
• 30. Is Data Culture? Data analytics and the cultural industries Helen Kennedy
• 31. Social Liabilities of Digitizing Cultural Institutions: Environment, Labour, Waste Richard Maxwell
• 32. Popular Music Making and Promotional Work inside the 'New' Music Industry Leslie M. Meier
• 33. Sport, Media and Audiences David Rowe
• Part VI : Policy and the Cultural Industries
• 34. A Framework for Cultural Labour: Shoring up the Good Jobs, Well Done Catherine Murray
• 35. Constructing Creativities: higher education and the cultural industries workforce Caitriona Noonan
• 36. Business as Usual: Creative Industries and the Specificity of the British State Dave O'Brien
• 37. The Creation and Destruction of the UK Film Council Philip Schlesinger
• 38. Widening Local Development Pathways: transformative visions of cultural economy Yudhishthir Raj Isar
• Part VII : The Politics of the Cultural Industries
• 39. Between Cultural Confidence and Ideological Insecurity: China's Soft Power Strategy for the Cultural Industries Kingsley Edney.
• 40. Gender and the Cultural Industries Katie Milestone
• 41. The Marketing of Race in Cultural Production Anamik Saha
• 42. Cultural Industries and a Mass Communication Research: a Cultivation Analysis View Andy Ruddock
• 43. Culture, Politics and the Cultural Industries: Reviving a critical agenda Graeme Turner