Rethinking of Cities, Culture and Tourism within a Creative Perspective
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https://doi.org/10.25145/j.pasos.2010.08.030Keywords:
cities, culture, tourism, creative perspectiveAbstract
The last decade has been a period of in- tensive interest for “creativity”. In fact, it is not the “creativity” that is new to human- kind, as people have been creative through- out history. What is new is the rather fre- quent use of the word “creativity” to de- scribe a diverse set of areas in our lives. Creative economy (Howkins, 2001), creative industries, creative jobs, creative class (Florida, 2002), creative cities and creative tourism (Richards & Wilson, 2006) have been some of the areas where the concept has been utilized to relate the consequent fields to innovation and imagination.
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Richards, Greg and Wilson, Julie 2006 “Developing Creativity in Tourist Experiences: A Solution to the Serial Reproduction of Culture”. Tourism Management, 27:1209-1223
Yardimci, Sibel 2007 “Festivalising Difference: Privatiza- tion of Culture and Symbolic Exclusion in Istanbul”. EUI Working Papers RSCAS 2007/35 Mediterranean Programme Series.
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