[Commlist] New CI Handbook - Call for Chapters

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We are seeking proposals for chapters for the De Gruyter Handbook of 
Creative Industries. We welcome potential contributions from multiple 
perspectives, including (but not limited to) communication and media 
studies, management, cultural studies, economic geography, and 
sociology, and touching on historical perspectives, current issues and 
emerging debates. Please submit you 400-500 words abstract by December 
15^th 2023 that includes a description of the topic and expected 
contribution, author(s)’ information, as well as up to 5 keywords. No 
payments from the authors will be required.

Potential topics include:

Historical overview and normative debates

Fulfilled and broken promises of the Creative Economy

Consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic on creative industries

Labor, inequality and precarity in the creative industries

Creative Ecosystems: how creative industries organize geographically

Creative industries and UN’s SDGs

Social justice and the de-colonization of creative industries

Creative industries and digital technologies: big data, AI and beyond

If you are interested in submitting an abstract or have any questions, 
please contact:

Louis-Etienne Dubois (corresponding co-editor)

Toronto Metropolitan University

(le.dubois /at/ torontomu.ca) <mailto:(le.dubois /at/ torontomu.ca)>

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