Thomas A Hutton Libri

Focusing on contemporary new industry formation, this book offers a detailed analysis through case studies from London, Singapore, San Francisco, and Vancouver. It explores the theoretical implications of these urban economies, providing insights into how inner cities adapt and thrive in the evolving economic landscape. The examination of diverse global contexts highlights the unique challenges and opportunities faced by these urban areas in the new economy.

The book explores the complex dynamics of the creative economy and its socioeconomic impacts, highlighting the tensions between growth and inequality. It examines how cultural economy policies influence urban development, labor markets, and housing, often leading to gentrification and precarious employment. While recognizing the resilience of creative industries during economic downturns, it also addresses the uneven outcomes of these policies, such as community regeneration and urban vitality, offering a nuanced perspective on the challenges and benefits of the cultural economy.