英文摘要 |
This article contextualized a history of British cultural and creative industries (CCI)1, in-depth to explore the significance of its existence, and to conceive how the CCI researches could link with empirical studies from theoretical level. The author analyzed the literature review, traceable to examine the documents of United Kingdom and the United Nations, attempting to pursue new possibilities from two routes on both documents, which oriented before the historical year of 1997. After understanding the historical significance of the cultural and creative industries, the author summarized to different study approaches of CCI Studies, and then constructed the fundamental knowledge structure, which promoted rounded and solid perspectives of CCI studies. CCI involved in the change of 'cultural' to 'creative' industries from its historical process, globalized capitalism within productions of cultural goods, the cultural policy of neo-liberalism, marketing of countries and regions etc... Research approaches consisted mainly of political economy, cultural studies, cultural and economic geography and media studies and so on. This research proposed that CCI presented triple relative connections of historical events in timeline, cultural and economical spaces and constructive system in society, the relationship between the three shaping the overview of CCI researches. |