Культура и креативность: региональная специфика в стратегии развития

Карнаухова, О. С.

Культура и креативность: региональная специфика в стратегии развития

Российский гуманитарный журнал. 2019. Том 8. №1. С. 40-57.

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https://doi.org/10.15643/libartrus-2019.1.4

Карнаухова О. С.

Южный федеральный университет

Россия, 344006 г. Ростов-на-Дону, улица Большая Садовая, 105/42

Email: oskarnauhova@sfedu.ru

Резюме

В обществе, основанном на знаниях, экономический рост зависит от реализации новых идей. Творческие люди, творческие отрасли и творческая экономика считаются важнейшими факторами экономического процветания и управления изменениями. В статье анализируется культурная специфика в поддержке креативности при реализации стратегии социально-экономического развития. Сравнительный анализ World Value Survey Р. Инглхардта, данных Global Entrepreneurship Monitor и Entrepreneurship Eurobarometer G20 позволяет установить региональные различия Европы и России в культурных практиках в процессе принятия решений. Это может служить основой для дальнейшего кросс-культурного исследования столкновений между глобальными экономическими системами, требованиями к креативности и инновациям, внутренними институциональными и социальными ресурсами для поддержки / отказа от инноваций и культурно поддерживаемых поведенческих моделей молодых исследователей, интеллектуалов и предпринимателей, определяемых в качестве драйверов новой экономики.

Ключевые слова

• экономическая культура
• экономика знаний
• креативность
• стратегия развития
• принятие решений
• инновации
• поведенческие паттерны
• предпринимательство
• Г. Хофстеде
• Р. Инглхардт
• culture of economy
• knowledge economy
• creativity
• strategy of development
• decision-making
• innovation
• behavior pattern
• entrepreneurship
• G. Hofstede
• R. Inglhardt

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