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Creative Industries

From indifference to enthusiasm: patterns of arts attendance in England

This report explores how people attend the arts today, and the socio-demographic factors that have an impact on that attendance.

Dated the 01 Apr 2008

Fine Artists and Innovation

The first publication by NESTA of a nine-month study into the working lives of fine arts graduates and the ways they contribute to innovation, both within the arts and in the wider economy.

Dated the 01 Mar 2008

Enterprise and Entrepreneurship in Higher Education

A research document on how effective universities are at embedding enterprise and entrepreneurships within their institution.

Dated the 01 Nov 2007

Resource Guide to The Impact of Events

A short recource guide on the impact of events.

Dated the 01 May 2007

An economic impact study of the Glastonbury Festival

Dated the 04 Jan 2007

Inclusion, innovation and democracy: growing talent for the creative and cultural industries

This paper argues that the process of democratisation is incomplete. The very

things that give the creative and cultural industries their vitality – their speed,

fluidity and turnover of people, organisations and ideas, also work to exclude

people from non-traditional backgrounds.

Dated the 17 Oct 2006

Developing entrepreneurship for the creative industries

This paper provides the background and evidence for encouraging and investing in graduate entrepreneurship to underpin the growth and development of the Creative Industries. It has been produced on behalf of the Department for Culture, Media and Sport’s Entrepreneurship Task Group in recognition of the increasingly important contribution made by the Creative Industries to the UK economy and the critical role played by graduates.

Dated the 27 May 2006

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