Ob Kunstbetrieb oder Modebranche - die »kreativen Milieus« sind derzeit Leitbilder für eine neue Form der Urbanität, bei der kulturelle Entwicklung und wirtschaftliches Wachstum eine produktive Verbindung eingehen. Welche kreativen Milieus es seit der Frühen Neuzeit gab und welche Rolle sie im Wirtschaftsgefüge jeweils spielten, zeigen die Beiträge dieses Bandes unter anderem für Manchester, London, Venedig, Berlin und Hamburg. Erst der historische und internationale Vergleich ermöglicht es, die Wechselwirkung von Kultur und Ökonomie in der Stadtentwicklung heute und in Zukunft angemessen zu beurteilen.…mehr
Ob Kunstbetrieb oder Modebranche - die »kreativen Milieus« sind derzeit Leitbilder für eine neue Form der Urbanität, bei der kulturelle Entwicklung und wirtschaftliches Wachstum eine produktive Verbindung eingehen. Welche kreativen Milieus es seit der Frühen Neuzeit gab und welche Rolle sie im Wirtschaftsgefüge jeweils spielten, zeigen die Beiträge dieses Bandes unter anderem für Manchester, London, Venedig, Berlin und Hamburg. Erst der historische und internationale Vergleich ermöglicht es, die Wechselwirkung von Kultur und Ökonomie in der Stadtentwicklung heute und in Zukunft angemessen zu beurteilen.
Martina Heßler ist Professorin für Kultur- und Technikgeschichte an der Hochschule für Gestaltung in Offenbach. Clemens Zimmermann ist Professor für Kultur- und Mediengeschichte an der Universität des Saarlandes.
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AcknowledgementsIntroduction: Creative Urban Milieus - Historical Perspectives on Culture, Economy, and the CityMartina Heßler/Clemens Zimmermann1 Cultural Economies in Early Modern TimesThe Productivity of the City in the Early Modern Era: The Book and Art Trade in Venice and LondonClemens ZimmermannInvention, Innovation, and the "Creative Milieu" in Urban Britain: The Long Eighteenth Century and the Birth of the Modern Cultural EconomyPeter Borsay2 The Nineteenth and Twentieth Century: The Question of Anticipation of Today's Cultural Economies"How Manchester is Amused": The Cultural Economy of the Industrial City, 1860-1920Simon GunnAdvertisers, Commercial Artists, and Photographers in Twentieth Century HamburgSandra SchürmannLife on Stage: Grand Hotels as Urban Interzones around 1900Habbo KnochAnticipations of the New Urban Cultural Economy: Fashion and the Transformation of London's West End, 1955-1975Christopher Breward/David GilbertPort Culture: Maritime Entertainment and Urban Revitalisation, 1950-2000Jörn Weinhold3 The Role of Cultural Policy: City Images, Media, and the Cultural Economy in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Century"Queen of the Arts" - Exhibitions, Festivals, and Tourism in Fascist Venice, 1922-1945Jan Andreas MayEconomic Effects of Urban Cultural Policy in the Interwar Period in France and GermanyThomas HöpelThe Attractions of Place: The Making of Urban Tourism, 1860-1914Jill StewardUrban Creativity and Popular Music in Europe since the 1970s:Representation, Materiality, and BrandingGiacomo Bottà4 Scientific Creative Milieus in the Twentieth CenturyScience Cities, Creativity, and Urban Economic EffectsMartina HeßlerHelsinki - Examples of Urban Creativity and InnovativenessMarjatta HietalaWhat is the City but the People? Creative Cities beyond the HypeGert-Jan Hospers5 Creative Milieus in the Late Twentieth and the Twentyfirst Century and the Question of FailureCreative Milieus: Concepts and FailuresBirgit MetzgerFlourishing Cultural Production in Economic Wasteland: Three Ways of Making Sense of a Cultural Economy in Berlin at the Beginning of the Twenty-first CenturyAlexa FärberAuthorsAcknowledgements
Introduction: Creative Urban Milieus - Historical Perspectives on Culture, Economy, and the City Martina Heßler/Clemens Zimmermann
1 Cultural Economies in Early Modern Times
The Productivity of the City in the Early Modern Era: The Book and Art Trade in Venice and London Clemens Zimmermann
Invention, Innovation, and the "Creative Milieu" in Urban Britain: The Long Eighteenth Century and the Birth of the Modern Cultural Economy Peter Borsay
2 The Nineteenth and Twentieth Century: The Question of Anticipation of Today's Cultural Economies
"How Manchester is Amused": The Cultural Economy of the Industrial City, 1860-1920 Simon Gunn
Advertisers, Commercial Artists, and Photographers in Twentieth Century Hamburg Sandra Schürmann
Life on Stage: Grand Hotels as Urban Interzones around 1900 Habbo Knoch
Anticipations of the New Urban Cultural Economy: Fashion and the Transformation of London's West End, 1955-1975 Christopher Breward/David Gilbert
Port Culture: Maritime Entertainment and Urban Revitalisation, 1950-2000 Jörn Weinhold
3 The Role of Cultural Policy: City Images, Media, and the Cultural Economy in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Century
"Queen of the Arts" - Exhibitions, Festivals, and Tourism in Fascist Venice, 1922-1945 Jan Andreas May
Economic Effects of Urban Cultural Policy in the Interwar Period in France and Germany Thomas Höpel
The Attractions of Place: The Making of Urban Tourism, 1860-1914 Jill Steward
Urban Creativity and Popular Music in Europe since the 1970s:Representation, Materiality, and Branding Giacomo Bottà
4 Scientific Creative Milieus in the Twentieth Century
Science Cities, Creativity, and Urban Economic Effects Martina Heßler
Helsinki - Examples of Urban Creativity and Innovativeness Marjatta Hietala
What is the City but the People? Creative Cities beyond the Hype Gert-Jan Hospers
5 Creative Milieus in the Late Twentieth and the Twentyfirst Century and the Question of Failure
Creative Milieus: Concepts and Failures Birgit Metzger
Flourishing Cultural Production in Economic Wasteland: Three Ways of Making Sense of a Cultural Economy in Berlin at the Beginning of the Twenty-first Century Alexa Färber
AcknowledgementsIntroduction: Creative Urban Milieus - Historical Perspectives on Culture, Economy, and the CityMartina Heßler/Clemens Zimmermann1 Cultural Economies in Early Modern TimesThe Productivity of the City in the Early Modern Era: The Book and Art Trade in Venice and LondonClemens ZimmermannInvention, Innovation, and the "Creative Milieu" in Urban Britain: The Long Eighteenth Century and the Birth of the Modern Cultural EconomyPeter Borsay2 The Nineteenth and Twentieth Century: The Question of Anticipation of Today's Cultural Economies"How Manchester is Amused": The Cultural Economy of the Industrial City, 1860-1920Simon GunnAdvertisers, Commercial Artists, and Photographers in Twentieth Century HamburgSandra SchürmannLife on Stage: Grand Hotels as Urban Interzones around 1900Habbo KnochAnticipations of the New Urban Cultural Economy: Fashion and the Transformation of London's West End, 1955-1975Christopher Breward/David GilbertPort Culture: Maritime Entertainment and Urban Revitalisation, 1950-2000Jörn Weinhold3 The Role of Cultural Policy: City Images, Media, and the Cultural Economy in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Century"Queen of the Arts" - Exhibitions, Festivals, and Tourism in Fascist Venice, 1922-1945Jan Andreas MayEconomic Effects of Urban Cultural Policy in the Interwar Period in France and GermanyThomas HöpelThe Attractions of Place: The Making of Urban Tourism, 1860-1914Jill StewardUrban Creativity and Popular Music in Europe since the 1970s:Representation, Materiality, and BrandingGiacomo Bottà4 Scientific Creative Milieus in the Twentieth CenturyScience Cities, Creativity, and Urban Economic EffectsMartina HeßlerHelsinki - Examples of Urban Creativity and InnovativenessMarjatta HietalaWhat is the City but the People? Creative Cities beyond the HypeGert-Jan Hospers5 Creative Milieus in the Late Twentieth and the Twentyfirst Century and the Question of FailureCreative Milieus: Concepts and FailuresBirgit MetzgerFlourishing Cultural Production in Economic Wasteland: Three Ways of Making Sense of a Cultural Economy in Berlin at the Beginning of the Twenty-first CenturyAlexa FärberAuthorsAcknowledgements
Introduction: Creative Urban Milieus - Historical Perspectives on Culture, Economy, and the City Martina Heßler/Clemens Zimmermann
1 Cultural Economies in Early Modern Times
The Productivity of the City in the Early Modern Era: The Book and Art Trade in Venice and London Clemens Zimmermann
Invention, Innovation, and the "Creative Milieu" in Urban Britain: The Long Eighteenth Century and the Birth of the Modern Cultural Economy Peter Borsay
2 The Nineteenth and Twentieth Century: The Question of Anticipation of Today's Cultural Economies
"How Manchester is Amused": The Cultural Economy of the Industrial City, 1860-1920 Simon Gunn
Advertisers, Commercial Artists, and Photographers in Twentieth Century Hamburg Sandra Schürmann
Life on Stage: Grand Hotels as Urban Interzones around 1900 Habbo Knoch
Anticipations of the New Urban Cultural Economy: Fashion and the Transformation of London's West End, 1955-1975 Christopher Breward/David Gilbert
Port Culture: Maritime Entertainment and Urban Revitalisation, 1950-2000 Jörn Weinhold
3 The Role of Cultural Policy: City Images, Media, and the Cultural Economy in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Century
"Queen of the Arts" - Exhibitions, Festivals, and Tourism in Fascist Venice, 1922-1945 Jan Andreas May
Economic Effects of Urban Cultural Policy in the Interwar Period in France and Germany Thomas Höpel
The Attractions of Place: The Making of Urban Tourism, 1860-1914 Jill Steward
Urban Creativity and Popular Music in Europe since the 1970s:Representation, Materiality, and Branding Giacomo Bottà
4 Scientific Creative Milieus in the Twentieth Century
Science Cities, Creativity, and Urban Economic Effects Martina Heßler
Helsinki - Examples of Urban Creativity and Innovativeness Marjatta Hietala
What is the City but the People? Creative Cities beyond the Hype Gert-Jan Hospers
5 Creative Milieus in the Late Twentieth and the Twentyfirst Century and the Question of Failure
Creative Milieus: Concepts and Failures Birgit Metzger
Flourishing Cultural Production in Economic Wasteland: Three Ways of Making Sense of a Cultural Economy in Berlin at the Beginning of the Twenty-first Century Alexa Färber
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