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Analysing Interorganisational Activities Between Cultural and Creative Industries and Other Sectors on A Managerial Level
On March 12, 2024, Dr. Kristiina Urb successfully defended her doctoral thesis at the Estonian Business School. The thesis, titled "Analyzing Interorganizational Activities Between Cultural and Creative Industries and Other Sectors on A Managerial Level," earned her a Doctor of Philosophy in Management degree. This thesis introduces new perspectives for promoting economic growth and innovation through cross-sectoral collaboration between the cultural and creative industries and other sectors.
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ESTONIAN DOCTORAL SCHOOL'S CAREER CONFERENCE 2024
I was thrilled to participate in a panel discussion where I shared how I integrate my research with the industry. I had great fellow participants and the moderator, Joonas Hellerma. The event was organised by TalTech. Photo credits to Egert Kamenik.
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New toolbox for teaching about CCI
EBS's research group "Creative Industries and Smart Cities", together with the best creative industry experts from Iceland, Norway and Estonia put their heads together, involved experts from elsewhere and created teaching materials for the creative industries and entrepreneurship, i.e. a toolbox that universities and creative incubators can use for free.
The CCI Learning Module Toolbox provides all the elements you need to put together an innovative creative entrepreneurship course for undergraduate students. In addition, it can be used to create an elective module for MBA students, for example, and to put together business incubation programs for people interested in starting a creative business (lifelong learning). The project was funded by the EEA/Norway Higher Education Cooperation Program. |
CCI entrepreneurs and entrepreneurial motivation
CCI entrepreneurs and entrepreneurial motivation: recommendations for creative business incubators.
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Creative entrepreneurs’ perception of entrepreneurial motivation: a valuable insight for creative business incubators when supporting creative entrepreneurs’ cooperation with other industries
The paper introduces a valuable insight for creative business incubators when it comes to supporting creative entrepreneurs’ cooperation with other industries and investigates the research question: What role does the creative entrepreneur’s perception of entrepreneurial motivation play in creative entrepreneurs’ cooperation with other industries?” The paper finds that creative entrepreneurs may be more motivated by intrinsic motivation and entrepreneurs in other industries by extrinsic motivation and this may lead to a communication gap between creative and other entrepreneurs, which affects their cooperation.
Published in European Journal of Cultural Management and Policy ISSN 2663-5771. |
