This is the second article in which I address culture in the context of economic diversification.

This article focuses on what kind of policy and strategy favours a culture and creative economy.

AOI World Economic Forum Article: Creativity amid chaos: how the cultural sector can help business

How creative industries could boost the economies of small islands crippled by COVID

Artisans of Innovation experts, Zeldah Schrama and Johanna Kouzmine Karavaieff presented at the World Leaders Summit on 6th November 2021....

We’re delighted to announce that Peter Rudge, Non-Executive Director (Chair) at Artisans of Innovation has published and launched his...

Originating from the Latin verb innovare, the term “to innovate” literally means to renew, renovate and reform. Placed in a business...

Competition in international relations is fierce. Soft power, including its use of culture as an instrument, and cultural diplomacy have...

The second creative revolution: a new perspective on the creative economy, culture & creative industries.

The power of digital infrastructure in enabling and supporting societies during the COVID-19 pandemic has been seen on global scale.

The creative & cultural sector has never been as important as it is now in recovering from the global economic depression caused by COVID-19

What do the CCIs positively contribute with in the Coronavirus COVID-19 crisis?