Titlebook: Value Construction in the Creative Economy; Negotiating Innovati Rachel Granger Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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Problematising Hidden Cultureently in the literature as a solution or end product, culture is often problematised through neoliberalist considerations (e.g. injustice and precarity) and a fixation with ‘impact’. Impact connotes (public) value but also raises questions about financial impacts as a suitable proxy of utility value

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Defining Excellence: Value in Creative Degreesomic costs, vis-à-vis potential salary. Drawing on Rokeach (.. London/New York, Free Press, 1973), value in this chapter is considered as terminal value, or an integrated belief system, sustained and shaped through social and personal interrelations or instrumental values, and which illustrates valu

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A Cloth to Wear: Value Embodied in Ghanaian Textilesoods provide an indicator of community value, whilst belief in the value of an artistic work is a reflection of the production and consumption of that artwork. As such, the chapter demonstrates how cultural value as a concept is multiple and fluid. In analysing the manifold and shifting cultural val

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Co-creative Third Space, Maker Space and Micro Industrial Districtsal case of co-creative design in Copenhagen, co-creation, together with new ways of working, is framed as a significant process for harnessing value in the creative economy. Extending conceptual thinking on hidden culture, the chapter considers the way value is embedded in tacit and hidden co-produc

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Silent Design and the Business Value of Creative Ideasultiplex characteristics of design functions and design working, which conflict with economic institutions such as price and intellectual property. Against the backdrop of a powerful and lucrative design industry, the chapter problematises the key role of ‘silent design’, as a set of covert and taci

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