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The cultural economy

Geography and the creative field

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ID11267090
AuthorsAaron J Scott (0000-0002-8742-5970, UCLA, Los Angeles, USA, corresponding author), Allen J Scott (UCLA, Los Angeles, USA)
Year1999
Volume21
Issue6
Pages807-817
Publication date1999-11-01
Peer ReviewedYes
Open AccessYes
TypeARTICLE
VenueMedia Culture & Society (JOURNAL)
Journal identifiersISSN: 0163-4437 • E-ISSN: 1460-3675
PublisherSAGE Publications (PUBLISHER • US)
DOI10.1177/016344399021006006
OpenAlexW2025014178
LanguageEN
Citations received111
References cited47

Cultural geography · Economic geography · Economics · Economy · Field (mathematics · Geography · Human geography · Art History and Market Analysis · Cinema and Media Studies · Cultural Industries and Urban Development · Mathematics

  • Market relations and the competitive process

    Open Access•John S Metcalfe, Stan Metcalfe et al.•Market Relations and the…•2018

  • Dis-locating innovation

    Iulian I V Barba Lata•2017

  • Approaches to studying cultural production in music

    Open Access•Sergey Verbitskiy•Zhurnal Sotsiologii i Sotsialnoy…•2021

  • Market Relations and the Competitive Process

    Mark Harvey, John S Metcalfe et al.•Market Relations and the…•2018

  • Globalization and the Rise of City-regions

    Aaron J Scott, Allen J Scott•European Planning Studies•2001

  • Could Cities in De-Industrialized Regions Become Hot Spots for Attracting Cultural Businesses? The Case of Media Industry in Halle an der Saale (Germany)

    MARTIN T W ROSENFELD, CHRISTOPH HORNYCH•European Planning Studies•2010

  • Arts Entrepreneurship and Economic Development

    R J N Phillips, Ronnie J Phillips•Foundations and Trends® in…•2011

  • Tourism and Creative Economies

    Open Access•Gordon Waitt, Chris Gibson•The Wiley Blackwell Companion to…•2014

  • Urban Competitiveness, U-City Strategies and the Development of Technological Niches in Songdo, South Korea

    Luís Carvalho•Regional developments•2012

  • Creative Cities in England

    Caroline Chapain, Roberta Comunian•Built Environment•2009

  • Innovation Dynamic in the Film Industry

    Open Access•Caroline Chapain, Krzysztof Stachowiak•Creative Industries in Europe•2017

  • Entrepreneurship and the Creative Economy

    Colette Henry, Anne De Bruin•Entrepreneurship and the Creative…•2011

  • Dilemmas of Project-Based Media Work

    Robert DeFillippi•Journal of Media Business Studies•2009

  • Alpha Clusters

    Open Access•John Schoales•Economic Development Quarterly•2006

  • Face-to-Face, Buzz, and Knowledge Bases

    Open Access•Bjørn Asheim, Lars Coenen et al.•Environment and Planning C…•2007

  • Cultural Amenities

    Robert C Kloosterman•European Planning Studies•2014

  • Cultural Diffusion

    Open Access•David Rae•The International Journal of…•2005

  • The application of policy for cultural clustering

    John Mccarthy•European Planning Studies•2006

  • Agglomeration, Differentiation and Creative Milieux

    Jinliao He, Xianjin Huang•Urban Policy and Research•2018

  • Beyond Networks and Relations

    L Kong•The GeoJournal Library•2009

  • Cultural Clusters, Global–Local Linkages and Spillovers

    Jan Vang, Cristina Chamináde•Industry and Innovation•2007

  • Cultural Industries

    Open Access•Mirva Peltoniemi•International Journal of…•2015

  • Cultural districts and the challenge of authenticity

    L Mizzau, Fabrizio Montanari•Journal of Economic Geography•2008

  • Economic objects as cultural objects

    N Bandelj•Socio-Economic Review•2008

  • Video games production networks

    Jeremy Johns, Jennifer Johns•Journal of Economic Geography•2005

  • Knowledge-bases, places, spatial configurations and the performance of knowledge-intensive professional service firms

    Bruce Tether, B S Tether et al.•Journal of Economic Geography•2012

  • Od nesigurnosti do nesigurnosti

    Open Access•Jaka Primorac•Revija za sociologiju•2012

  • Regional Hip Hop and the Seoul Metropole

    Amos Farooqi•Journal of World Popular Music•2021

  • Cultural clusters in Istanbul

    Open Access•Selen Ece Gor, LALE BERKOZ•European Planning Studies•2026

  • Segmentation and motivations of the attendees’ of the Mediaschool Festival in Łódź, Poland

    Open Access•Waldemar Cudny, Patrycja Ogórek•Bulletin of Geography.…•2014

  • Analyzing the “creative city” governance

    Open Access•Eleonora Redaelli•City Culture and Society•2011

  • The impact of ‘creative industry clusters’ on cultural and creative industry development in Shanghai

    Open Access•Jane Zheng, Roger C K Chan et al.•City Culture and Society•2014

  • Cultural commodities as cultural economies

    Anthony S Rausch•Creative Industries Journal•2024

  • Transnational Mobilities and the Making of Creative Cities

    Open Access•L Kong•Theory Culture & Society•2014

  • Exploring Urban Creativity

    Ilaria Pappalepore, Robert Maitland et al.•Tourism Culture & Communication•2010

  • Les dynamiques spatiales de la production de biens culturels sous les effets de la mondialisation

    Pierric Calenge•Espaces et sociétés•2006

  • New Regionalism Reconsidered

    Open Access•Gordon Macleod•International Journal of Urban…•2001

  • ‘Yog Udyog Hai’

    Open Access•Isha Jha•Journal of the Anthropological…•2026

  • Cultural quarters and regeneration

    John Mccarthy•Planning Practice and Research•2005

  • Intermediating policy affordances in creative clusters

    Open Access•Kate Pullinger, Stacey Pottinger et al.•City Culture and Society•2026

  • Unpacking social divisions of labor in markets

    Open Access•Johannes Glückler, Robert Panitz•Social Networks•2016

  • Creative Space, Cultural Industry Clusters, and Participation of the State in Beijing

    Tsu-Lung Chou•Eurasian Geography and Economics•2012

  • Re-enchanting sustainable consumption

    Open Access•Michael Scott, Gerti Szili et al.•Journal of Consumer Culture•2024

  • Globalization of Markets for Contemporary Art

    Open Access•Olav Velthuis•European Societies•2013

  • Globalization, promotional culture and the production/consumption of online games

    Open Access•Jay Scherer•New Media & Society•2007

  • Splendid Isolation”

    Open Access•Tamas Tofalvy, Julia Koltai•New Media & Society•2021

  • Holism, Communion and Conversion

    Open Access•Desley Deacon, David Deacon•Media Culture & Society•2003

  • The Arts and Local Economic Development

    Open Access•Mario Polèse•Urban Studies•2012

  • A new map of Hollywood

    Aaron J Scott, Allen Scott•Regional Studies•2002

  • Beyond the Creative City

    Aaron J Scott, Allen John Scott•Regional Studies•2014

  • Distant Neighbours

    Alexander Cole•Regional Studies•2008

  • Competitiveness, Local Production Systems and Global Commodity Chains in the Music Industry

    D Power, Dominic Power And et al.•Regional Studies•2007

  • Regions, Globalization, Development

    Aaron J Scott, Allen J Scott et al.•Regional Studies•2003

  • Performing the trade show

    Michael H Andreae, Michael Andreae et al.•Geoforum•2013

  • Cultivating fertile learning grounds

    Open Access•Yosha Wijngaarden, Erik Hitters et al.•Geoforum•2020

  • New media, the new economy and new spaces

    Open Access•Andy C Pratt•Geoforum•2000

  • The emergence of a post-industrial music economy? Music and ICT synergies in Stockholm, Sweden

    Open Access•Dominic Power, Jenny Jansson et al.•Geoforum•2004

  • This place gives me space’

    Open Access•Graham Drake•Geoforum•2003

  • Leaving for the money, staying for the 'quality of life'. Case study of young Polish migrants living in Dublin

    Open Access•Alicja Bobek•Geoforum•2020

  • Expected job creation across the cultural industries

    Open Access•Richard Franciscus Johannes Haans, A Van Witteloostuijn•International Journal of Cultural…•2016

  • The sociality of cultural industries

    L Kong•International Journal of Cultural…•2005

  • Manageable creativity

    Chris Bilton•International Journal of Cultural…•2010

  • Innovation is a dirty word’

    Open Access•Yosha Wijngaarden, Erik Hitters et al.•International Journal of Cultural…•2016

  • Exploring the intangible impacts of cultural events on the creative sector

    Open Access•Ilaria Pappalepore•European Urban and Regional Studies•2014

  • Introduction to paradoxes of creativity

    Open Access•Robert DeFillippi, Gernot Grabher et al.•Journal of Organizational Behavior•2007

  • Producing Allblacks.com

    Jay Scherer, Steven J Jackson•Sociology of Sport Journal•2008

  • Design spaces

    Suzanne Reimer, Steven Pinch et al.•Geografiska Annaler Series B…•2008

  • Transnational collaborations, local competitiveness

    Kean Fan Lim•Geografiska Annaler Series B…•2006

  • The nordic ‘cultural industries’

    Dominic Power•Geografiska Annaler Series B…•2003

  • A crisis of definition

    Jørn Cruickshank, Winfried Ellingsen et al.•Geografiska Annaler Series B…•2013

  • Contesting culture

    Open Access•John C Finn, John Finn•GeoJournal•2008

  • Progress in the geography of services II

    Open Access•Adam Tickell•Progress in Human Geography•2001

  • Geography of services

    Open Access•Adam Tickell•Progress in Human Geography•2002

  • Regulating ‘the firm’ and sociocultural practices in industrial geography II

    Open Access•Henry Wai-Chung Yeung•Progress in Human Geography•2001

  • Lived experiences of the x-minute creative city

    Open Access•Christopher Brennan-Horley, C Gibson et al.•Cities•2025

  • Urban Imitations

    Open Access•C Borch•Theory Culture & Society•2005

  • Interpreting suboptimal business outcomes in light of the Coase Theorem

    Open Access•David E Hojman, Julia Hiscock•Tourism Management•2010

  • Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Industrial Development

    Open Access•Aaron J Scott, Allen J Scott•Small Business Economics•2006

  • Cultural economy

    Open Access•Chris Gibson, L Kong•Progress in Human Geography•2005

  • Beyond the Inner City

    Christy Collis, Emma Felton et al.•The Information Society•2010

  • The Other Hollywood

    Open Access•Aaron J Scott, Allen J Scott•Media Culture & Society•2004

  • WeChat business and place identity construction in rural China

    Open Access•Jiao Zhou, Fiona Fan Yang et al.•Technology in Society•2023

  • The effect of film production studios on housing prices in Atlanta, the Hollywood of the South

    Open Access•Velma Zahirovic-Herbert, Karen M Gibler•Urban Studies•2022

  • A Hybrid Agglomeration? The Development of a Satellite-Marshallian Industrial District in Vancouver's Film Industry

    Open Access•Neil M Coe•Urban Studies•2001

  • Manchester’s Film and Television Industry

    Open Access•Jeremy Johns, Jennifer Johns•Urban Studies•2010

  • Cultural Clusters and the Post-industrial City

    Open Access•Hans Mommaas•Urban Studies•2004

  • Legal Walls and Professional Paths

    Open Access•Cameron Mcauliffe•Urban Studies•2013

  • Global competitiveness and special events in cultural tourism

    Open Access•Barbara A Carmichael•Canadian Geographies /…•2002

  • Another Typical Day in this Typical Town

    Christina Ballico•Australian Geographer•2017

  • Multiple and shifting geographies of world music production

    Open Access•Amanda Brandellero, A M C Brandellero et al.•Area•2011

  • Italian cultural and creative industries following the Great Recession

    Open Access•Maria Giovanna Brandano, Giulia Urso•Regional Studies Regional Science•2023

  • Cultural-Products Industries and Urban Economic Development

    Open Access•Aaron J Scott, Allen J Scott•Urban Affairs Review•2004

  • Brewing the Truth

    Open Access•Andrew Wallace•Sociology•2019

  • Popular music as social policy

    Open Access•Michael Scott•Journal of Sociology•2012

  • Cultural Studies and the Circuit of Culture

    Open Access•Jay Scherer, Steven J Jackson•Culture Studies ↔ Critical…•2008

  • Knowledge Relationships and Transactions in a Cultural Economy

    Open Access•Paul Jeffcutt•Media International Australia•2004

  • Cultural Industries and the Creative Economy - Vague but Useful Concepts

    Open Access•Jeff Boggs•Geography Compass•2009

  • Spaces and Networks of Musical Creativity in the City

    Open Access•Allan Watson, Michael Hoyler et al.•Geography Compass•2009

  • Cultural Economy

    Open Access•Chris Gibson•Geographical Research•2012

  • Time-Space (and Digital) Compression

    Open Access•Andrew Leyshon•Environment and Planning A…•2001

  • The Classical Hollywood Cinema

    David Bordwell, Janet Staiger et al.•The Classical Hollywood Cinema•2003

  • The Learning Economy

    Bengt‐åke Lundvall, Bengt-Åke Lundvall et al.•Journal of Industry Studies•1994

  • Popular music and communication

    James Lull•Popular music and communication•1987

  • Economies of Signs and Space

    Scott Lash, John Urry•Economies of Signs and Space•2002

  • Visual artists in New York

    Open Access•Sarah S Montgomery, Michael D Robinson•Journal of Cultural Economics•1993

  • The Production of Culture

    Diana Crane•The Production of Culture•1992

  • The Implications of Ownership Changes on Concentration and Diversity in the Phonogram Industry

    Open Access•Robert Burnett•Communication Research•1992

  • The Classical Hollywood Cinema

    David Bordwell•The Classical Hollywood Cinema•2003

  • Popular Music

    Open Access•R Serge Denisoff, John Bridges et al.•Journal of Communication•1982

  • Laboratory Life

    Bruno Latour, Steve WooIgar et al.•Laboratory Life•2013

  • From Craft to Art

    Open Access•Edward R Kealy•Sociology of Work and Occupations•1979

  • Concepts of culture

    Nicholas Garnham•Cultural Studies•1987

  • Performing Rites

    Arthur Knight, Frith•American Music•1998

  • Growing metropolis

    Open Access•Thomas L Bell•Journal of Historical Geography•1977

  • The Popular Music Industry in Transition

    Robert Burnett•Popular Music & Society•1993

  • Silicon Valley’ locational clusters

    Open Access•W Brian Arthur•Mathematical Social Sciences•1990

  • Cultural production and the corporation

    Open Access•K Negus•Media Culture & Society•1998

  • Scientific Knowledge

    Warren O Hagstrom, Barry Barnes et al.•Contemporary Sociology A Journal…•1997

  • Market Structure, the Creative Process, and Popular Culture

    Open Access•P Dimaggio•The Journal of Popular Culture•1977

  • Flexible Specialization and Regional Industrial Agglomerations

    Michael Storper, Susan Christopherson•Annals of the Association of…•1987

  • The Craft, Fashion, and Cultural-Products Industries of Los Angeles

    Aaron J Scott, Allen J Scott•Annals of the Association of…•1996

  • The record industry

    Open Access•Pekka Gronow•Popular Music•1983

  • Essays Sociology Knowledge V 5

    Karl Mannheim•Essays on the Sociology of…•2013

  • Art As Collective Action

    Howard S Becker•American Sociological Review•1974

  • Innovation and Diversity in the Popular Music Industry, 1969 to 1990

    P Lopes, Paul D Lopes•American Sociological Review•1992

  • An Intermediary Between Production and Consumption

    Open Access•Antoine Hennion•Science Technology & Human Values•1989

  • Cycles in Symbol Production

    R A Peterson, David G Berger•American Sociological Review•1975

  • Entropy and Popular Culture

    Peter J Alexander•American Sociological Review•1996

  • Cycles in symbol production? A new model to explain concentration, diversity and innovation in the music industry

    Open Access•Michael Christianen•Popular Music•1995

  • Territorial Reproduction and Transformation in a Local Labor Market; The Animated Film Workers of Los Angeles

    Open Access•Aaron J Scott•Environment and Planning D…•1984

  • The Cultural Economy of Cities

    Open Access•Aaron J Scott, Allen J Scott•International Journal of Urban…•1997

  • The field of cultural production, or

    Open Access•Pierre Bourdieu•Poetics•1983

  • The production of success

    Open Access•Antoine Hennion•Popular Music•1983

  • Regions and the World Economy

    Amy Glasmeier, Amy K Glasmeier et al.•Economic Geography•2001

  • Art Worlds and Social Types

    Howard S Becker, Howard Becker•Afterimage•1977

  • Production Organizations in the Arts

    Open Access•Paul D, Deborah Paul et al.•American Behavioral Scientist•1976

  • Le couturier et sa griffe

    Pierre Bourdieu, Yvette Delsaut•Actes de la recherche en sciences…•1975

  • Undoing Culture

    Mike Featherstone•Undoing Culture•2000

  • La production de la croyance

    Pierre Bourdieu•Actes de la recherche en sciences…•1977

  • L'hégémonie parisienne. Economie et politique de la gravitation artistique

    Open Access•Pierre-Michel Menger, Pierre‐michel Menger•Annales Histoire Sciences Sociales•1993

  • Canvases and Careers

    Lee Taylor, Harrison C White et al.•Social Forces•1966

  • The Social Process of Innovation

    Open Access•Eric Dunning•Sociology•1973

  • Processing Fads and Fashions

    Paul M Hirsch•American Journal of Sociology•1972

Unique citing works111
Citations per year4,27
Citation span2000 - 2026 (27)
Citation velocitycurrent
Highly citedYes
Citation typesNeutral: 108
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