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Center for Creative Industries

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Transformative Technologies, Creativity, and Value Creation in the Cultural Sector

Project members, composition and relevant expertise for the project

BI, Dept. of Communication & Culture (PI)

Prof. Anne-Britt Gran

Theatre history and performing arts studies, cultural policy, digital culture consumption. WP: 1-3

BI, Dept. of Law & Governance

Ass. Prof. Samson Y. Esayas

Law, copyright and technology WP: 1

BI, Dept. of Communication & Culture (WP2 leader)

Ass. Prof. Peter Booth

Cultural economics, artistic labour, museum studies, digital culture, statistics, and he is a professional artist. WP: 2, 3

BI, Dept. of Law & Governance

Ass. Prof. Irina Eidsvold-Tøien

Law, copyright, performing arts and she is a professional actor. WP: 2, 3

Strategy, organizational and institutional economics, case methods, movie industry. WP: 1

Cultural economics, cultural policy, economic valuation, creative industries, surveys and quantitative data. WP: 2, 3

Visual art and design business, copyright, cultural-legal studies, digital transformations. WP: 1

Creative Industries, sociology of culture, creative labour studies, history of new media. WP: 1

Technology and ethics of AI. WP: 1, 3

CBS, Dept. of Management, Politics & Philosophy, Denmark

Postdoctoral fellow

Skills/background sought: Creativity studies, qualitative data analysis WP: 1

BI, Dept. of Communication & Culture

PhD candidate

Skills/background sought: cultural consumption, data management WP: 2