دانلود کتاب The Creative Citizen Unbound: How Social Media and DIY Culture Contribute to Democracy, Communities and the Creative Economy

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THE CREATIVE CITIZEN UNBOUND\nContents\nAcknowledgements\nList of illustrations\nNotes on contributors\nSeries editors’ foreword\n1. Are you a creative citizen?\n Connected Communities\n Converging on creative citizens as a hybrid concept\n But who wants to be a citizen anyway?\n Big ideas – Big Society, or big mistake?\n Enter the creative\n Unbound\n Our social network\n Book structure\n2. A problem of knowledge – solved?\n Citizenship studies\n Cultural, media and DIY citizenship\n Creative cities and other novelties\n Participation – another problem of knowledge\n The tense of research\n Fiction as ultimate truth (for group survival)\n Creative systems: the Three Bigs!\n3. Citizenship in the creative economy\n Boundaries of the creative economy\n From creative industries to creative economy in the UK\n Everyday creativity and amateur arts\n Linkages between everyday creativity, amateur arts and the creative economy\n Participation and the creative ecosystem\n Creative citizenship, creative economy and the creative ecosystem\n4. Citizenship, value and digital culture\n Introduction\n Framing value\n Citizenship benefit\n A new commons – networked assets\n Conclusion\n5. Varieties of creative citizenship\n Introduction\n Rage, renewal and everyday acts: initiation and purpose\n Citizenship and creative acts\n The proposed approach: context, practices and social capital\n Varieties of context\n Information spaces\n Varieties of practice\n Motivations\n Varieties of social capital\n Multiple creative citizenships\n6. From networks to complexity: two case studies\n Introduction\n The civic potential of the internet\n Milieu\n Micro, meso, macro\n Case study – South Blessed\n Case study – Hyperlocal news\n Conclusion\n7. Conversations about co-production\n Introduction\n Terms of engagement\n Overview\n Co-production from our partners’ perspectives\n The role of the researcher and design practitioner\n The creative process\n Practicalities of co-production\n Conclusions\n8. Asset mapping and civic creativity\n Introduction\n Approaches to asset mapping\n Creative citizen asset mapping methodology\n Application across case studies\n Insights across the case studies: what assets creative citizens hold and generate\n Spaces\n Evaluation and legacy\n Summary and conclusion\n9. Civic cultures and modalities of place-making\n Introduction\n Place and media making in a digital world\n Activist planning: the Wards Corner Community Coalition\n Hyperlocal news: Castle Vale estate, Birmingham\n A place called South Blessed\n Conclusions\n10. Technology and the creative citizen\n Towards an economy of contribution\n Affordance and the citizen as user\n From user-led design to community-led design\n Technology in practice: community journalism\n Technology in practice: co-design\n Technology in practice: creative networks\n Case study: the Story Machine, The Mill, Walthamstow, London\n Case study: Facebook as a platform for hyperlocal media\n Case study: South Blessed\n Conclusions\n11. A capacious approach to creative citizenship: implications for policy\n Summary\n The moment of the creative citizen\n The London policy debate\n Where does this leave us?\n Removing constraints\n 10 policies for hyperlocal news\n Education, economics and the broader policy agenda\n The creative citizen unbound\nAnnex: Creative Citizens: the debate\nReferences\nIndex