Creative Ecologies Originally published: St Lucia, Qld.: University of Queensland Press, 2009.
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Why do some ideas flourish and others fail? Why is independent thought valued in some societies and discouraged in others? Ecology is the study of how organisms relate to their environment. Following on from the success of his book The Creative Economy (Penguin, 2001) leading thinker John Howkins applies ecological principles to the concepts of creativity and innovation, generating Creative Ecologies. Howkins shows how creativity depends on a mix of environmental conditions, such as diversity, change, learning and adaptation. He draws on diverse sources from Charles Darwin to Buddhism to examine the implications of his creative ecologies model for free speech, education, collaboration, management, cities and the internet. We know it helps to be in the right place at the right time. Creative Ecologies describes the right habitat for hatching ideas. This radical combination of creativity and ecology provides a holistic, visionary model for everyone who wants to think for themselves and develop new ideas.
John Howkins has been in the forefront of thinking on creativity and innovation since his book 'The Creative Economy' was published in 2001. Since then he has advised numerous entrepreneurs, corporations and public agencies in Europe, America and Asia. He is the Chairman of BOP Consulting, London, and a Board Director of HandMade Films plc and HotBed Media. He spends several months each year in China at the John Howkins Research Centre on the Creative Economy. He founded the Adelphi Charter on Creativity, Innovation and Intellectual Property.
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