Study on the impact of the cultural and creative sectors on the well-being of the Canarian population.

Jordi Sanjuán Belda Tony Ramos Murphy Pau Rausell Köster Rafael Boix Domènech

In recent years, events such as the Great Recession, the Covid-19 pandemic, the war in Ukraine or the climate crisis have highlighted some of the imbalances in the current production model and how these seriously affect the well-being of the population. Beyond the current difficulties that have had to be addressed, notable structural weaknesses have been revealed in some economies that have proven especially vulnerable, such as the Canary Islands. The Canary Islands are, in fact, the Spanish autonomous community that had increased its per capita income the least in 2022 compared to 2008, before the economic crisis (barely 6% compared to 16.7% for the Spanish economy as a whole). It was also...

In recent years, events such as the Great Recession, the Covid-19 pandemic, the war in Ukraine or the climate crisis have highlighted some of the imbalances in the current production model and how these seriously affect the well-being of the population. Beyond the current difficulties that have had to be addressed, notable structural weaknesses have been revealed in some economies that have proven especially vulnerable, such as the Canary Islands. The Canary Islands are, in fact, the Spanish autonomous community that had increased its per capita income the least in 2022 compared to 2008, before the economic crisis (barely 6% compared to 16.7% for the Spanish economy as a whole). It was also the second autonomous community (after the Balearic Islands) that experienced a greater economic decline derived from the covid-19 pandemic, given the strong external dependence of its productive structure as a peripheral territory and highly specialized in tourist activities. Furthermore, this trend not only responds to specific situations, but also reflects a gap that has been widening, at least, since the beginning of the 21st century.

L’arte nei luoghi di cura: quali strategie?.

Ghirardi, Sendy

This section delves into the enduring connection between art, environment, and health, investigating the obstacles and possibilities encountered when integrating artistic interventions into healthcare programs, especially in Italy. It underscores the necessity for inventive methodologies to gauge the social impact of cultural policies in healthcare, elucidating the framework of the Horizon 2020 MESOC project. Examining various instances of best practices, it discerns diverse approaches by which artistic activities become part of healthcare settings. The section concludes by scrutinizing shared challenges and facilitating factors in the formulation of cross-sectoral initiatives within the...

This section delves into the enduring connection between art, environment, and health, investigating the obstacles and possibilities encountered when integrating artistic interventions into healthcare programs, especially in Italy. It underscores the necessity for inventive methodologies to gauge the social impact of cultural policies in healthcare, elucidating the framework of the Horizon 2020 MESOC project. Examining various instances of best practices, it discerns diverse approaches by which artistic activities become part of healthcare settings. The section concludes by scrutinizing shared challenges and facilitating factors in the formulation of cross-sectoral initiatives within the domains of culture, health, and social involvement.

Sendy Ghirardi, L’arte nei luoghi di cura: quali strategie?, in "Economia della Cultura, Rivista trimestrale dell'Associazione per l'Economia della Cultura" Speciale/2023, pp. 161-174, doi: 10.1446/112799

Student Response Systems in higher education: A comparative analysis using Wooclap platform in economic courses

Catala Estada, Belén Muñoz-Higueras, Diego Sanjuán Belda, Jordi

Journal of Management and Business Education. No. 7(2), 244–260.

he introduction of technological tools such as student response systems to dynamise classes in higher education has been increasing in recent years, although often without proper monitoring of their effects. This research aims to analyse the main added value of the use of the Wooclap platform in university education, and whether there are differences in its results depending on the heterogeneous characteristics of the courses and groups in which it is applied. To this end, a comparative analysis has been carried out in three different courses in the field of economics at the University of Valencia. In all three courses, questions were introduced in Wooclap during theory classes. Students in...

he introduction of technological tools such as student response systems to dynamise classes in higher education has been increasing in recent years, although often without proper monitoring of their effects. This research aims to analyse the main added value of the use of the Wooclap platform in university education, and whether there are differences in its results depending on the heterogeneous characteristics of the courses and groups in which it is applied. To this end, a comparative analysis has been carried out in three different courses in the field of economics at the University of Valencia. In all three courses, questions were introduced in Wooclap during theory classes. Students in the three courses were given an anonymous survey at the end of the course to evaluate the use of this tool. The students were very satisfied with the tool, highlighting that it helps them to maintain their attention, identify the most important concepts, understand and consolidate them. Furthermore, by means of the Chi-square test, no significant differences were observed in the three groups, from which it can be deduced that beyond the specific characteristics of the course, the profile of the students or the lecturer, this tool can be extrapolated to different contexts and satisfactory results can be expected. The ease of implementation, the possibility of obtaining immediate feedback from students and breaking the monotony of classes are other advantages for lecturers. The conclusions drawn highlight the potential of Wooclap to extend its use in higher education.

244-260

Societal Impact of Culture in European Regions

Rausell Köster, Pau Sanjuan Belda, Jordi

Radical Creativities.

Abstract: The notion that culture plays a central role in development processes is increasingly accepted, both in academic circles and by public administrations and supranational institutions, with the European Union being particularly notable. From the realm of knowledge and research, there is a growing body of robust evidence establishing causal links between culture, creativity, and multiple impacts on social and economic variables. This paper synthesises the primary findings of a study that employs novel and intricate causal machine learning techniques to analyse the impacts of cultural and creative sectors on various dimensions of well-being in European regions, including income,...

Abstract: The notion that culture plays a central role in development processes is increasingly accepted, both in academic circles and by public administrations and supranational institutions, with the European Union being particularly notable. From the realm of knowledge and research, there is a growing body of robust evidence establishing causal links between culture, creativity, and multiple impacts on social and economic variables. This paper synthesises the primary findings of a study that employs novel and intricate causal machine learning techniques to analyse the impacts of cultural and creative sectors on various dimensions of well-being in European regions, including income, employment, education, health, and sense of community, among others. The results affirm that, in European OECD regions, the effects are positive across most dimensions for a majority of regions. This underscores the potential of culture and creativity to catalyse regional development processes and enhance the well-being of European citizens

Cultural Observatory of the Universitat de València. Report 2022.

Abeledo Sanchis, Raúl Jadue Boeri, Marcia

Through a careful thematic selection, this second publication of the Cultural Observatory of the Universitat de València introduces into the public agenda emerging issues with a special priority visibility for the artistic and cultural sector. It is a book written by several authors that reproduces the voices of PhDs in Fine Arts, Economics, Humanities or Media, but also reflects the valuable experience of cultural agitators, scriptwriters, social movement activists, cultural managers, researchers, journalists and specialists in illusionism. Together, their testimonies manage to integrate the challenges faced by the local cultural ecosystem from a cross-disciplinary perspective and with an...

Through a careful thematic selection, this second publication of the Cultural Observatory of the Universitat de València introduces into the public agenda emerging issues with a special priority visibility for the artistic and cultural sector. It is a book written by several authors that reproduces the voices of PhDs in Fine Arts, Economics, Humanities or Media, but also reflects the valuable experience of cultural agitators, scriptwriters, social movement activists, cultural managers, researchers, journalists and specialists in illusionism. Together, their testimonies manage to integrate the challenges faced by the local cultural ecosystem from a cross-disciplinary perspective and with an international scope from a territorial point of view. This publication aims to contribute to the generation of specific knowledge for Cultural Management, but even more to transfer it in a sensitive way to the university community and society as a whole by emphasising the experience and professionalism of the people involved.

Pp. 188

The social impact of culture in Europe. Recent Contributions

Sanjuán Belda, Jordi Rausell-Köster, Pau

Informe sobre l'estat de la cultura a Espanya 2023.

The idea that culture plays a central role in development processes is increasingly accepted, both at academic level and by public administrations and supranational institutions, especially the European Union. From the field of knowledge and research, more solid and forceful evidence is provided that establish causal links between culture and creativity and multiple impacts on social and economic variables. This chapter summarizes the main results of a study that, through new and complex causal machine learning techniques, analyzes the impacts of cultural and creative sectors in European regions on various welfare dimensions, including income, employment, education, health or sense of...

The idea that culture plays a central role in development processes is increasingly accepted, both at academic level and by public administrations and supranational institutions, especially the European Union. From the field of knowledge and research, more solid and forceful evidence is provided that establish causal links between culture and creativity and multiple impacts on social and economic variables. This chapter summarizes the main results of a study that, through new and complex causal machine learning techniques, analyzes the impacts of cultural and creative sectors in European regions on various welfare dimensions, including income, employment, education, health or sense of community, among others. The results confirm that, both in Europe and in the Spanish regions in particular, the effects are positive in most areas for most regions. This shows the potential of culture and creativity to activate regional development processes and improve the well-being of European citizens.

Pp. 37-51

Algunas consideraciones sobre las posibilidades de monetización de servicios culturales digitales

Rausell Köster, Pau

Cultura en Digital. Innovación digital para nuevas audiencias.

Digitalisation and the spread of the internet have radically changed the context in which symbolic production is exchanged. Rigid texts, stories, tales, images, films or representations that previously required either synchronicity between sender and receiver or physical supports (books, rolls of film, frames, various materials or photographic paper) to move them from one place to another, in a few short years, with their conversion into zeros and ones, have become ethereal products that can travel at the speed of light from one part of the world to another. We are facing a true revolution in the transport of symbolic goods and, just as the transport revolution triggered the Industrial...

Digitalisation and the spread of the internet have radically changed the context in which symbolic production is exchanged. Rigid texts, stories, tales, images, films or representations that previously required either synchronicity between sender and receiver or physical supports (books, rolls of film, frames, various materials or photographic paper) to move them from one place to another, in a few short years, with their conversion into zeros and ones, have become ethereal products that can travel at the speed of light from one part of the world to another. We are facing a true revolution in the transport of symbolic goods and, just as the transport revolution triggered the Industrial Revolution, this new revolution leads us to the digital society, where all symbols, including money, can be broken down into binary codes.

Cultural and creative industries as a potential European specialisation strategy: some prospects for industrial policy

Sanjuán Belda, Jordi

Noticias de Política Económica.

Journal Number 40

Page 10

Urban Planning and Culture projects developed in collaboration with CULTURALINK

Ramos Murphy, Antono Segovia Collado, Chema Rausell Köster et al.

Repositorio.