Creative Cities as Initiators of Cultural Transformation from the Aspect of Creative Industries

Nada Torlak; Maja Vojinović; Tatjana Davidov

doi:10.58898/sij.v4i2.80-85

Authors

Nada Torlak The Faculty of culture and media, Belgrade, Megatrend University, Belgrade
Maja Vojinović Faculty of management, University Union Nikola Tesla, Belgrade, Serbia
Tatjana Davidov College of Academic Studies Dositej, Belgrade

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.58898/sij.v4i2.80-85

Keywords:

creative cities, culture, creative industries, transformation

Abstract

Through the prism of various aspects that shape modern society, creative industries stand out as key factors of economic and cultural transformation. Their vitality is reflected in their ability to push the boundaries of innovation, thus enabling market success and shaping our everyday lives. Creativity is an essential component of market success, because it brings new ideas, opens new horizons and enables competitive advantages. Through the process of creation and innovation, creative industries not only generate wealth, but also influence social change, setting new standards and shaping the cultural landscape. In today's context, innovation and courage are necessary to face global challenges. Creative industries are becoming a center for finding solutions to complex problems and developing creative cities. Their ability to generate original ideas and find new approaches brings hope for a better future.

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