Internationalization process of creative industries: tendencies, problems and challenges

Tomas  Mitkus

Published : 2016-12-14

Vol. 4 No. 4 (2016)

Internationalization process of creative industries: tendencies, problems and challenges

Tomas Mitkus

Abstract

Today creative industries are not only a giant in global economy, but as well a segment that constantly shows growth, and is a source of innovation. This did not happen without globalization in XXI century. Analysis shows that although internationalization process is greatly supported by international and national gov-ernment-based funding platforms for continued growth of creative industry full gov-ernment-based support is needed to increase co-production and insourcing.

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creative industries, internationalization, management

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Mitkus , T. . (2016). Internationalization process of creative industries: tendencies, problems and challenges. Forum Scientiae Oeconomia, 4(4), 27–37. Retrieved from https://ojs.wsb.edu.pl/index.php/fso/article/view/195

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