Abstract: | Contents: 1 the future of creative work: Creativity and digital disruption / Greg Hearn -- Part I: The evolution of creative work -- 2 the creative economy: The rise and risks of intangible capital and the future of creative work / Greg Hearn and Marion McCutcheon -- 3 the relationship between creative employment and local economies outside capital cities / Greg Hearn, Stuart Cunningham, Marion McCutcheon and Mark David Ryan -- 4 a taxonomic structural change perspective on the economic impact of robots and artificial intelligence on creative work / Ben Vermeulen, Andreas Pyka and Pier Paolo Saviotti -- Part II: Digital disruption and creative work -- 5 new economic infrastructures for creative work / Ellie Rennie and Jason Potts -- 6 automated journalism: Expendable or supplementary for the future of journalistic work? / Aljosha Karim Schapals -- 7 robotics and artificial intelligence in architecture: What skills will architects need in 2050? / Cori Stewart, Glenda Amayo Caldwell, Müge Belek Fialho Teixeira and Jonathan Roberts -- 8 museum curation in the digital age / Rui Oliveira Lopes -- Part III: Changing contexts of creative work - 9 the role of casual creative environments for creative work in cities: Implications for the future creative city / Ana Bilandzic, Onur Mengi and Greg Hearn -- 10 digital nomadism: Mobility, millennials and the future of work in the online gig economy / Beverly Yuen Thompson -- 11 playing with tiktok: Algorithmic culture and the future of creative work / Natalie Collie and Caroline Wilson-Barnao -- 12 managing embedded creative work: The challenge of causal ambiguity / Cliff Bowman and Juani Swart -- Part IV: Educating for the future of creative work -- 13 creativity 2.0: New approaches to creative economy work and education in the creative industries / Chris Bilton -- 14 when dancers learn to teach dance: How creatives acquire expertise in multiple domains to improve employability / Jose Hilario Pereira Rodrigues -- 15 do creative skills future-proof your job? Creativity and the future of work in an age of exponential technological advancement / Ruth Bridgstock, Russell Tytler and Peta White -- Index. "The Future of Creative Work provides a unique overview of the changing nature of creative work, examining how digital developments and the rise of intangible capital are causing an upheaval in the social institutions of work. It offers a profound insight into how this technological and social evolution will affect creative professions. Expert international contributors explore how robotics, artificial intelligence, blockchain, global digital platforms and autonomous systems will shape the design, production and consumption of culture. Taking a multidisciplinary approach incorporating creative industries studies, business, education and economics, the book analyses the technological drivers of disruption in the world of creative work. Chapters reveal how these changes will create new axes of power and inequality in the global sphere of creative work, predicting that conventional creative professions will be challenged and different species of creative work will evolve as a result. By charting the impact of digital and technological developments, The Future of Creative Work challenges traditional views of creative work, careers and education. This book will be a valuable resource for students and researchers undertaking creative industries studies. Its discussion of the application of creative careers across the economy will also be beneficial for scholars and practitioners interested in business, economics, and advertising and marketing studies"-- |
