Download the impact of national creative industries policies upon the

The impact of national creative industries policies upon the
global fashion industry
Professor Tim Moscovitch, Associate Dean,
School of Art & Design, University of Huddersfield
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‘Today, the new architects of the global economic
landscape are those who are able to harness the
intangibles, such as ideas, knowledge and expertise, to
add and create new value.’
Imagination – A new agenda for a creative and connected
nation. Investing in Singapore’s cultural capital. Singapore
Economic Development Board 2002.
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The knowledge driven economy is actually already here
with us, as the relentless surge of technology generates
new products and services for a consumer market where
the appetite for ‘new and more’ is extremely voracious.
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The demand for a knowledge driven economy providing
added value products and services is coming from two
sources – the providers or manufacturers and the users or
consumers.
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UK Creative Industries
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Numerous white papers on competitiveness
Two Creative Industries mapping documents
Repositioned Design Council
Creative Industries located in Department of Culture
Media & Sport
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Singapore Creative Industries
 A new agenda for a creative and connected national
 Propelling Singapore’s Creative Economy
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Hong Kong Creative Industries
 Baseline study of Hong Kong’s Creative Industries
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Taiwan Creative Industries
 Council for Cultural Affairs
 Think Globally, Act Locally
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Japan Creative Industries
 New Century Arts Plan
 Protection of Cultural Properties
 Promotion of Arts & Culture
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One thing is certain, overall success will undoubtedly depend on ‘the
intangibles, such as ideas, knowledge and expertise to add and create
new value’
………………which will reflect either, implicit or explicit national
Creative Industries policies.
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