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Auteur M.N. Deinema Titel The culture business caught in place: spatial trajectories of Dutch cultural industries, 1899-2005 Promotor R.C. Kloosterman Co-promotor M.R. Prak Datum 19-6-2012 Jaar 2012 Pagina's 292 Faculteit Faculteit der Maatschappij- en Gedragswetenschappen Instituut/afd. FMG: Amsterdam Institute for Social Science Research (AISSR) Samenvatting This thesis makes clear that city-specific institutional set-ups, practices and competitive advantages in cultural industries are very resilient over time. It is unlikely that generalized policy recipes can create such dedicated supply-side structures and specializations, and boost the competitive potential of local cultural industries, in the short-term. Sustained local investments in training institutions in particular, and in high-quality public commissions for cultural producers, do however yield results in the long run, particularly in capital-intensive cultural industries such as broadcasting and architecture, although these do not necessarily lead to international competitiveness or innovativeness. Such qualities are the product of intricate interplays between local industry-specific traditions and market conditioning, as well as a cluster’s historical position in national and international industry structures. The competitive position of Dutch cultural producers in general on global markets should be seen in the context of long-term processes of cultural globalization, and inequalities between countries in terms of cultural influence. In theoretical terms, this study shows that the analysis of demand-side processes may be a necessary complement to supply-side analyses of clusters. Furthermore, the illusion that sophisticated cultural industries necessarily produce cosmopolitan products should be dispelled, as should the conflation between economic and artistic success of clusters, between innovativeness and competitiveness. Lastly, this study makes clear that cluster evolution can be explained without the analytical discontinuities between historical randomness and predetermination so salient in standard regional path dependency narratives, when the role of latent resources, structural demand-side dynamics and of bounded, reflexive agency by cluster actors is taken into account. Taal English Soort document Proefschrift Download bestanden Thesis   Cover Title pages Table of contents Acknowledgements 1: Introduction 2: Historical trajectories and urban cultural economies in the Randstad megacity region: cultural industries in Dutch cities since 1900 3: Latent expertise and the renewed international competitiveness of the Amsterdam publishing industry 4: Cities, spatial scales and styles in the rise of the Dutch architectural design cluster(s) of the twentieth century 5: Cultural conventions, countries, and the spiky world of cultural consumption 6: Conclusions and discussion References Appendix: Industrial categories used to measure cultural industries employment data longitudinally Summary Samenvatting Document finder Gebruik dit adres om naar deze pagina te linken: http://dare.uva.nl/record/420220 Vraag/opmerking over dit recordMail aan een collega Toevoegen aan bewaarset

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