Abstract:
Entrepreneurship in the cultural and creative industry means creating creative
ideas and pursuing them within business path for profitability. Rather, the main
aim is innovation and probability of a new object creation. Cultural enterprises
are gaining significance due to their contribution to economic development and
their ability to create thriving communities. Most cultural enterprises can be
characterized as project-based small and micro entrepreneurial ventures. As a
result, not only is entrepreneurship for cultural industries important, but also the
need has increased in the past few decades. Thus far, systematic research has
revealed little about the factors which motivate individuals to become cultural
entrepreneurs. The focus of the paper is on the evolvement of the academic
literature in regards to entrepreneurship in cultural industries, creative
industries, and the arts. The contribution of the paper is in the comprehensive
summary of relevant publications in the field of cultural entrepreneurship,
published in Scopus, the critical evaluation of the state of the research and the
identification of future research directions
Description:
Fourteenth Biennial Conference on Entrepreneurship/ Edited by Rajeev Sharma, Sunil Shukla, Amit Kumar Dwivedi & Ganapathi Batthini
