Programme

CULTURAL & CREATIVE QUARTERS & CLUSTER: DEVELOPING A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE
DAY ONE (Monday 8 June 2015)
9.45 am	Registration
10.15 am	OPENING SESSION: Caroline Chapain and Dominique Sagot-Duvauroux (Organisers) Auréliane Beauclair (Development Manager, Regional Studies Association) Michèle Favreau (Dean, Faculty of Economics Law & Management, University of Angers)
10.30 am Amphi. AMANDE	KEYNOTE 1: CULTURAL AND CREATIVE DISTRICT, QUARTER OR CLUSTER: CONCEPTUAL EVOLUTION AND OVERVIEW Caroline Chapain (University of Birmingham, UK) Dominique Sagot‐Duvauroux (University of Angers, France) Chair: Roberta Comunian
11.15 am	Break
11.30 am Room 403	SESSION 1 LOCATION FACTORS \| Chair: Nathalie Schieb‐Bienfait
	1.1. The Clusters of Creative Activities in Rural Areas. Identifications, Location Factors and Policy Proposals, Ana‐Isabel Escalona‐Orcao; Severino Escolano-Utrilla; Belén Sánchez-Valverde; Luis Antonio Saez‐Perez (University of Zaragossa, Spain).
	1.2. Organic Emergence of Art Gallery Clusters and the Role of Government: The Case of Dubai, UAE Diaa Noufal (University of Angers, France).
	1.3. The Global Diffusion of Art Gallery Districts: Local Governance and International Interactions, Jérémie Molho (University of Angers, France).
Room 404	CULTURAL QUARTERS \| Chair: Patricia Romeiro
	1.4. Creative Production and Consumption in a Post‐Socialist City in the Context of Implicit Creative Policies, Monika Murzyn‐Kupisz (Cracow University of Economics), Jaroslaw Dzialek (Jagiellonian University) Poland.
	1.5 The Effect of New Cultural Facilities in the Creative Quarters of Santiago de Chile: An Overview of Successes and Failures of an Ambitious Policy, Daniel Paul I Augusti (University of Lleida, Spain).
	1.6 Mapping Cultural Quarters: A Study of Parnell Square, Dublin and Arabianranta Creative Quarter, Helsinki, Ruth O’Hagan (Institute of Art, Design and Technology, Ireland).
1.00 pm	Lunch
2.15 pm	KEYNOTE 2: CULTURAL AND CREATIVE CLUSTERS : A PERSPECTIVE FROM SOUTH‐AFRICA Zayd Minty (Manager: Arts and Culture Department, City of Cape Town, South Africa). Chair: Caroline Chapain
3.00 pm	Break
3.30 pm Room 403	SESSION 2 THEORY OF CLUSTERS \| Chair: Frederic Leriche
	2.1 Clusters or Quarters for a Creative Urban Economy: Small is Beautiful in a Global World?, Christine Liefooghe (University of Lille, France).
	2.2 Cultural Quarters and Higher Education: Third Spaces, Networks and Collaborations, Roberta Comunian (King’s College London), Oli Mould (Royal Holloway, University of London) UK.
	2.3 Creative Clusters and Industrial Clusters: Similarities and Differences in the Long Run Innovative Process and the Short Run Selling Activities, Camille Baulant (University of Angers, France).
	2.4 A New Approach to Media Cluster Research: Bringing the Human Factor back into Scope, Marlen Komorowski (Vrije Universiteit Brussels), Victor Wiard (Free University of Brussels), Sylvain Plazy (University of Saint‐Louis) ‒ Belgium.
Room 404	PUBLIC POLICIES \| Chair: Monika Murzyn-Kupisz
	2.5 Savamala‒Belgrade’s Center of Creativity: Creative Quarters as a Key Element in the Official Bid of Belgrade for the Title of European Capital of Culture 2021, Milica Matovic (University of Deusto, Spain).
	2.6 A Placemaking Approach to Creative Clusters: Towards a Practical Framework for Strategizing and Conceptualization, Ieva Rozentale (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands), Vera de Jong (Utrecht School of the Arts, Netherlands),Janis Kinasts (Darba Vieta, Latvia).
	2.7. Shibuya, Private Cluster of Mass Culture in Tokyo, and its Recent Reorganization through the Public Urban Renaissance Policy, Raphaël Languillon (Lyon 2 University, France).
5.30 pm	Close of the day
8.00 pm	Gala Dinner

CULTURAL & CREATIVE QUARTERS & CLUSTER: DEVELOPING A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE
DAY TWO (Tuesday 9 June 2015)
8.45	Arrival
9.00 am Amphi. AMANDE	KEYNOTE 3: FROM FACEBOOK TO THE STREET: ICONOMY AND CULTURAL CLUSTERS IN BRAZIL Gilson Schwartz, (University of Sao Paulo, School of Communications and Arts) Chair: Dominique Sagot‐Duvauroux
9.45 am	Break
10.15 am	SESSION 3 ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND CLUSTER \| Chair: Sandrine Emin
Room 403
	3.1. A Musical Cluster Searching for Territories Bruno Lefèvre (University of Paris 13, France).
	3.2. Evolution of a Video Games Cluster: A Proximity Approach, Solene Chesnel (University of Angers, France).
	3.3. Incubators As Mediators in the Development of Cultural and Creative Clusters, Arie Romein, Jan Jacob Trip (Delft University, Netherlands).
	3.4. Are There Creative Clusters in Rural Areas? The Functional Creations Activities in Aragon (Spain), Ana Isabel Escalona-Orcao, Luis Antonio Saez-Perez, Belén Sánchez-Valverde (University of Zaragoza, Spain)
Room 404	CLUSTERS DYNAMICS \| Chair: Christine Liefooghe
	3.5. Creative Clusters Evolution and Life Cycle: a Methodological Proposal, Patricia Romeiro (University of Porto, Portugal).
	3.6. Which Evolution for Cultural Clusters? Hélène Morteau (University of Angers, France).
	3.7. The Cultural and Creative Cluster Development in Eastern Asian cities The Issues of the Local Contexts and the Challenges of Policy: the Case Study in Taipei Pei-Ling Liao (University of the West of England, UK).
12.15 pm	Lunch
1.30 pm Amphi. AMANDE	KEYNOTE 4: IS SAN FRANCISCO A MOTION PICTURE INDUSTRIAL CLUSTER? Frédéric Leriche (University of Versailles‐Saint Quentin, France) Chair: Dominique Sagot‐Duvauroux

2.15 pm	Break
2.30 pm Room 403	SESSION 4 CLUSTER MANAGEMENT AND DYNAMICS : VARIOUS CASE STUDIES \| Chair: Caroline Chapain
	4.1. Creative Clusters and Resilience: from Industrial to Creative Glassmaking, Lauren England, Roberta Comunian, (King’s College London, UK).
	4.2. The Proximity of Cultural and Creative Firms in Quarters, Territorial Dynamics in Question.The case of the Creative District of Olivettes in Nantes (France), Basile Michel (University of Angers, France).
	4.3 Creative Cluster Organizations in Visegrad Countries: Development and Strategies under Challenges Cluster Policies, Pavel Bednar, Lukas Danko, (Tomas Bata University in Zlin, Czech Republic).
	4.4. A Comparative Research on the Impacts of Governance and Management Practices on Dynamic Capabilities, Nathalie Schieb‐Bienfait (University of Nantes, France), Brigitte Charles‐Pauvers (University of Angers, France), Hélène Morteau (University of Angers, France), Anne‐Laure Saives (University of Québec at Montréal, Canada).
4.30 pm	Wrap up
5.00 pm	Close, end of conference
6.30 pm	Cocktail at Museum Jean Lurçat - Offered by the City of Angers

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