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• [hal-05442490] Mapping creative capabilities : skill composition and regional specialisation in the cultural and creative industries

  5 janvier, par ano.nymous@ccsd.cnrs.fr.invalid (Duygu Buyukyazici), Duygu Buyukyazici
  This study provides the first conceptual and empirical framework to evaluate the cultural and creative industries’ (CCIs) skill composition by utilising the revealed skill requirements method. First, it identifies the most important skills within and across the CCIs. Second, it maps their (...)

• [hal-05410738] Not only big techs matter : digital platformisation and regional structural changes

  11 décembre 2025, par ano.nymous@ccsd.cnrs.fr.invalid (Jérôme Vicente), Jérôme Vicente
  The paper provides a framework to understand the observed and expected regional structural changes caused by the increasing trend towards digital platformisation in our economies. It suggests going beyond the search for the spatial effects of digital platforms, which to date are typically (...)

• [hal-05268349] From innovation to exnovation : insights from post-growth food enterprises in Australia

  2 décembre 2025, par ano.nymous@ccsd.cnrs.fr.invalid (Sabrina Chakori), Sabrina Chakori
  This study explores systemic barriers and enablers of post-growth food enterprises in Australia. We analyse three different case studies that offer alternative models of entrepreneurial approaches for achieving sustainability outcomes as a higher priority than economic growth. We identified (...)

• [hal-05365913] Toward a generic method to help develop circular economy indicators

  14 novembre 2025, par ano.nymous@ccsd.cnrs.fr.invalid (Léa van der Werf), Léa van der Werf
  Defining indicators to guide projects in the transition to the circular economy (CE) is currently a challenge. Indeed, there is neither comprehensive (offering a global representation of the circular economy) and transverse (relevant to several specific cases) indicators, nor a consensual (...)

• [hal-05364320] To be or to suffer ? The role of cognitive dissonances in the cognitive locking of farm structural investment : an interdisciplinary perspective

  14 novembre 2025, par ano.nymous@ccsd.cnrs.fr.invalid (Mikael Akimowicz), Mikael Akimowicz
  While concerns about farmers’ mental health have risen all over the world over the last twenty years, the impact of farm structure on farmer’s ill-being has been discussed only recently. In this article, farm investment decision-making is scrutinized in an attempt to shed light on the connection (...)

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