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[Commlist] Call for Papers for Creative Future Insights 2025

Mon Jan 20 18:06:22 GMT 2025




We are delighted to invite you to participate in the 3rd Biennial International Scientific Conference, Creative Future Insights 2025 - Creativity of Othering in the Age of Migration, to be held on September 18–19, 2025, at VERN’ University and The Institute of Economics, Zagreb, Croatia. This year's conference will explore a timely and thought-provoking theme: the impact of "othering" cultures and traditions on mainstream and local traditions in the fast-changing global landscape of migration.

By participating in Creative Future Insights 2025 - Creativity of Othering in the Age of Migration, you will join a dynamic conversation about the intersections of creativity, culture, and economics in a rapidly shifting world. The conference will provide a platform for interdisciplinary research, policy discussion, and innovative ideas, addressing areas such as:

The social and economic significance of creative industries in an era of migration
    The relationship between culture, identity, and the creative economy
The role of creative industries in promoting cultural diversity and innovation
    Media representation and the commodification of "othered" cultures
The global creative industry's response to migration, woke culture, and identity politics.

However, these are only suggestions for research topics as we are looking forward to all other ideas related to dynamic cultural and creative industries field. We are confident that your contributions will enrich our understanding of the complex role that creative industries play in shaping and reflecting contemporary societal changes.
Conference language: The official language of the conference is English.
Key information and dates:

    Abstract submission deadline – 15 March 2025
    Abstract in English – max 300 words
Conference date and venue – 18th – 19th September 2025 at VERN’ University and The Institute of Economics, Zagreb
    The presentations will take place in person or online
Submission of full papers in English for publication in the conference book of proceeding – 7th December 2025 Accepted and reviewed papers will be published in the book published by reputable scientific international publisher.


Email: (creative /at/ vern.hr)
Web: https://creativefutureinsights.vern.hr/

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Creative Future Insights 2025 is the 3rd International Scientific Conference about the creative industry and its role in today's economy. The topic of this year's conference is Creativity of Othering in the Age of Migration, and the conference will explore a timely and thought-provoking theme: the impact of "othering" cultures and traditions on mainstream and local traditions in the fast-changing global landscape of migration. The creative industries, as one of the fastest-growing sectors of the European Union’s economy, play a pivotal role in this transformative period. By fostering innovation, cultural exchange, and entrepreneurial opportunities, the creative sector contributes not only to economic development but also to the evolution of identity and cultural dialogue in today's interconnected world. However, the concept of "othering"—the cultural distancing and marginalization of groups outside the dominant tradition—raises important questions about the integration of diverse influences in creative practices and their broader impact on social and cultural dynamics. We invite researchers, practitioners, and industry experts to contribute their insights into how these dynamics play out in the creative industries. Specifically, we will examine the extent to which "othering" affects cultural production and how marginalized cultures influence and transform the creative and cultural economies of host societies. How does the migration of people, traditions, and cultural practices alter the creative ecosystems of the societies they encounter? How does woke culture, rooted in awareness and activism around social inequalities, impact the portrayal, inclusion, and monetization of "othered" cultures in creative industries? What is the impact of "othering" cultures on artistic literary, dramatic, musical, and visual practices, design, media, heritage and heritage presentation, IT, and the gaming industry? "Othering" across many creative fields can either reinforce cultural marginalization or provide opportunities for dialogue and redefinition. The interaction between mainstream and "othered" cultures creates both challenges and opportunities for innovation, cultural exchange, and self-representation. While dominant cultures may often commodify or distort the artistic, heritage, and media expressions of marginalized groups, those same groups are increasingly using these platforms to challenge stereotypes, assert their identities, and reshape global cultural conversations.

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