Highlights•Biological, socio-psychological, and structural factors drive consumers' desire for
luxury.•Luxury consumption combines traditional and novel forms of consumption, as well as …

This review integrates diverse characterizations of creativity from a sociological perspective
with the goal of reinvigorating discussion of the sociology of creativity. We start by exploring …

This study provides a systematic literature review of creative industries using bibliometric
and scientometric approaches. The objective of the study is to offer an intellectual structure …

What conditions enable novel intellectual contributions to diffuse and become integrated into
later scientific work? Prior work tends to focus on whole cultural products, such as patents …

Crowdsourcing generates up to thousands of ideas per contest. The selection of best ideas
is costly because of the limited number, objectivity, and attention of experts. Using a data set …

The evolution of technology is a central theme for management theory due to the
transformative effect of technological change on societies, markets, industries …

Creativity is the intentional combination of symbols, ideas, or objects in a way that is
unexpected for a given audience. While creativity is a process, innovation is the outcome of …

We offer a new perspective on how cultural markets are structured and the conditions under
which innovations are more likely to emerge. We argue that in addition to organization-and …

Counterfeiting challenges firms to capture the value created by product innovation. We
characterize style and quality as key dimensions of product innovation strategy in contexts …

Cultural industries–systems of organizations that produce and distribute cultural goods with
substantive symbolic, aesthetic, or artistic value–represent an important, exciting, and …