Author: Florida Richard
Place: New York
Publisher: Basic Books
Year: 2014
Pages: 483
ISBN: 978-0-465-04248-7
Source: Purchased
Keyword: Industrial Revolution, Globalization
Classification: 305.5
Shelf: C6R2
Accession No: B531
Contents: Preface to The Rise of the Creative Class, Revisited Introduction Part One: The Creative Age Part Two: Work Part Three: Life Part Four: Community Part Five: Contradictions Conclusion Appendix Notes Acknowledgements Index
Abstract: The Rise of the Creative Class examines how creativity and innovation are reshaping society, the economy, and culture. It explores the emergence of a new class defined by knowledge, originality, and problem-solving, influencing urban development and social structures. The book analyzes the creative age, modern work, personal life, community, and contradictions within this shift. It highlights the opportunities and challenges faced by the creative class and their crucial role in driving economic growth and social change. Ultimately, the work offers a comprehensive framework for understanding the dynamic relationship between creativity, work, and community in today’s world.