CIC 2018

3rd Creative Industries Conference, Edinburgh

June 25 & 26, 2018

Local Convenors:

Columbia Business School, New York (Michael Mauskapf) and IESE Business School, Barcelona (Massimo Maoret)

Convening Partners:

University of Edinburgh Business School (Candace Jones and Giovanni Formilan), INSEAD (Frédéric Godart), Yale School of Management (Balázs Kovács)


Program and speakers

DAY 1

Session I: Place and Change (Chair: Candace Jones)
  • Frederic Godart (INSEAD): “Mobility networks and institutional change: how parisian haute couture moved into ready-to-wear, 1945-1973”
  • Rachel Skaggs (Ohio State University): “Patterning and re-patterning the social networks of Nashville songwriters”
  • Gregoire Croidieu (EM Lyon Business School): “Status and responses to institutional change: the case of the St-Emilion wine community”
Session II: Spaces of Interaction (Chair: Stoyan Sgourev)
  • Robin Burrow (Cardiff University): “Isolated space and rule suspension in elite kitchens”
  • Xavier Castañer (HEC Lausanne): “Dealing with common spaces: the cases of the Hague theater and the Amsterdam opera” with Alex Alexiev
  • Andrea Carlo Lo Verso (University of Bologna): “Photographers, surveyors or aviators? The interstitial emergence of the civil drone industry”
Session III: Technology and Space(Chair: Massimo Maoret)
  • Miguel Parades Maldonado (Edinburgh College of Art): “Smart citizenship: hacking data-based urban representations of the public domain”
  • Suzanne Ewing (Edinburgh College of Art): “Spaces and practices of tolerance: moving the focus from ‘where creativity meets technology’ to how ‘creativity meets technology”
  • Chris Speed (Edinburgh College of Art): “Creative Informatics as space / place”
Keynote: ‘space and place in Scottish creative industries’ by Clive Gillman, Director Creative Industries, Creative Scotland

DAY 2

Session IV: Place and Material Experience (Chair: Joris Ebbers)
  • Nick Prior (University of Edinburgh School of Social and Political Science): “Vocal breaches in everyday urban culture: a sound walk through Akihabara, Tokyo”
  • Stoyan Sgourev (ESSEC Business School): “How oil paint transmuted art: material practice, evaluation and professional identity”
  • Candace Jones (University of Edinburgh Business School): “Boston’s material markers: remembering and forgetting city identity” with Ju Young Lee and Taehyun Lee
Session V: Shared Spaces of Entrepreneurs (Chair: Noah Askin)
  • Joris Ebbers (University of Amsterdam): “The (perceived) value of multi-dimensional intra-incubator networks”
  • Lily Crossina (Babson College): “Start me up: becoming an entrepreneur in a shared workspace?”
  • James Riley (Harvard Business School): “The production of disinterestedness: disciplinary tactics in the market for contemporary art”
Session VI: Dynamics of Cultural Products (Chair: Frederic Godart)
  • Michael Mauskapf (Columbia Business School): “Is there a gender gap in the novelty of creative products? Evidence from the global music industry” with Noah Askin, Sharon Koppman, and Brian Uzzi
  • Marianna Rolbina (Bayes Business School): “International replication of cultural products: a configurational approach”
  • Barbara Slavich (IESEG School of Management): “Politics of meaning in categorizing innovation: (mis-)labeling and the formation of avant-garde cuisine”
Session VII: Status & Reputation Dynamics in Creative Industries (Chair: Michael Mauskapf)
  • Simone Santoni (Bayes Business School): “The king is dead, long live the king! Superstar extinction and allocation of symbolic resources in the music industry 1959-2018”
  • Masimo Maoret (IESE Business School): “Does status affect performance? Evidence from all-star game participation in NBA” with Giacomo Marchesini:
  • Erik Aadland (BI Norwegian Business School): “The interplay between status and social ties in peer audience evaluations: a laboratory experiment and field study” with Denise Falchetti, Simone Ferriani & Gino Cattani
  • Mitali Bannerjee (HEC Paris): “Peers’ and critics’ endorsements: when and how reputation among industry insiders influence artistic innovators’ fame” with Damon Phillips

PH.D. POSTERS PRESENTATIONS
Abhishek Deshmane
(IESE Business School)
Designing Layouts for Sequential Experiences: Application to Cultural Institutions (with Ali Aouad and Victor Martinez-de-Albeniz)
Abraham Oshotse
(Stanford Graduate School of Business)
Strategic Differentiation in Cultural Markets: The Benefits of Conspicuous Category Spanning
C. Blaine Horton
(Columbia Business School)
Creative Value in the Age of AI-Made Art (with Mike White and Sheena Iyengar)
Daphne Baldassari
(University of Toronto)
Diverse Representation, Evaluation, and Hiring: Assessing Organizational Responses to an Evaluator’s Architectural Intervention
Elif Birced
(Boston University)
Rethinking Creative Autonomy in the Age of Platforms
Jenna Song
(Columbia University)
Influencer Relational Work and Audience Evaluations: The Role of Perceived Trust
Khwan Kim
(INSEAD)
Routine Disruption and Search for Novelty: The Case of Music Streaming Users (with Noah Askin and James Evans)
Taylor Price
(University of Toronto)
Two Studies on the Social Genesis of Songs: Cognitive and Interactional Pathways of the Creative Process
Yoojin Lee
(McGill Univeristy)
From Movements to Categories: The Transformation of Quebec Culinary Identity