Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 10 / 2013 (587)
Urban revitalisation in the creative economy and the development of the creative society
The Bucharest University of Economic Studies
Abstract. The current society is undergoing great changes and has been strongly shaken by major events throughout the past decade, revealing a new subsociety, the creative society, as well as new forms of urban expression such as revitalisation, gentrificatioin and dislocation. All of these are interconnected by the growth in the creative-cultural phenomenon. Cultural-creative activities are growing bigger in most of the developed economies of the world, generating both positive obvious effects and adverse effects that challenge to some extent the growth and development potential that has been largely promoted by various economists advocating the creative cultural economy. The aim of the paper is to highlight the main benefits of the creative society development as well as its inherent menaces.
Contents
The Balkan balneotherapy product – an approach from the destination marketing perspective
A new vision on competitiveness within the post-crisis economy. Causes, evolutions and possible innovative solutions to fight against the undesirable effects of the economic crisis
Estimating the size of Romanian shadow economy using Gutmann’s simple currency ratio approach
Motivation of the public employee in Romania in the context of the economic crisis
Urban revitalisation in the creative economy and the development of the creative society
Modeling the relationship between GDP and unemployment for Okun’s law specific to Pakistan during 1976-2010
Education for sustainability – a prerequisite for post-crisis economic competitiveness with possible inference for Romania
Forecasting of the economic crisis using business cycles patterns
The role of the human capital and investment in human capital within the sustainable socio-economic development. How labour force migration affects competitiveness?
Costing systems design for sustainability