The Second Global Creative Industries Conference
From Global to Local,
and Vice Versa
On behalf of the Global Creative Industries Programme of the School of Modern Languages and Cultures, The University of Hong Kong, we are delighted to invite scholars, researchers, postgraduate and undergraduate students from all disciplines in humanities, education, social sciences and business to propose papers and panels for the Second Global Creative Industries Conference to be held at Kobe University, Japan, from 31st March to 1st April 2016.
Call For Papers:
Theme and Sub-themes
The main theme of the conference will be “From Global to Local and Vice Versa”
The sub-themes include the following areas:
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Creative industries in East Asia;
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Comparative studies of creative industries;
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Creative industries in a regional context;
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Business model and ethics of creative industries;
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Creativity, copyright and legal regulations;
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Creative economy and social development;
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Creative labor, management and training;
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Creative process and evaluation;
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Cultural policy and nation-building;
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Cultural production and consumption under globalization;
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Financing creative industries;
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Multiculturalism in creative industries;
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New media and digital culture;
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Organizational form of creative industries;
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Politics of creativity and social change;
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Sustainability and prospect of creative industries;
Participants are very welcome to submit paper proposals on other themes.
Panel and Individual Paper Proposals Submission
The panel organizer should provide a list of all the papers proposed (including email address and affiliation of the presenter/chair/discussant) plus an abstract of 250-word (maximum; in English/Chinese) for each paper to the Program Committee by email at gci.con2016@gmail.com.
Individual paper proposals are equally welcome. The title of the proposed paper (including email address and affiliation of the presenter) and its abstract of 250-word (maximum; in English/Chinese) should also be sent to gci.con2016@gmail.com.
Official languages
English and Chinese (Putonghua and Cantonese). Other languages, such as Japanese and Korean, are also welcome. Please mention in your proposal the specific language that panel members / individual presenters will use.
Registration Fees
US$80 for each presenter, panel chair and discussant
US$60 for retired resident and student
Registration link for conference participants (no presentation): https://cphk.wufoo.com/forms/m10zc1y91nfchwh/
Important Dates
Deadline for Abstract Submission: February 1, 2016
Registration Deadline: February 12, 2016
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