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<br />Compare/Contrast:
Cities,
regions,
even
entire
nations,
are
pursuing
the
Creative
Economy.
<br />What
can
we
learn
from
Singapore,
Glasgow,
and
Ogulin?,
Architecture
Boston,
Vol.
12
No.
3,
<br />August
19,
2009.
<br />
<br />The
Creative
Community
Builder’s
Handbook:
How
to
Transform
Communities
Using
Local
<br />Assets,
Arts
and
Culture,
book
assesses
20
arts-‐centered
community
development
projects
and
<br />provides
step-‐by-‐step
guide
to
building
economic,
social,
civic
and
physical
infrastructure
of
<br />communities
through
the
arts.
Commissioned
by
the
McKnight
Foundation.
Includes
case
studies
<br />from
urban,
rural,
and
suburban
communities
and
best
practices
related
to
ten
successful
<br />strategies.
Fieldstone
Alliance
(formerly
A.H.
Wilder
Foundation
Publishing
Center),
St.
Paul,
MN
<br />and
Partners
for
Livable
Communities,
Washington,
DC,
2006.
<br />
<br />There’s
No
Place
Like
Silicon
Valley:
An
Emerging
Cultural
Ecosystem
for
the
21st
Century,
a
<br />Report
on
the
Cultural
Infrastructure
of
California’s
Silicon
Valley
By
Creative
Community
<br />Builders
for
1st
Act
Silicon
Valley,
July
2009.
<br />
<br />The
Creative
Economy:
Views
from
Abroad,
thoughts
on
place,
culture,
creativity
and
economic
<br />livelihood
from
the
2008
Creative
Clusters
Conference
in
Glasgow,
Scotland,
Community
Arts
<br />Network,
January
2009.
<br />
<br />Higher
Ground:
Informal
Arts,
Cultural
Policy
and
the
Evolving
Role
of
Nonprofits.
With
the
rise
<br />of
the
creative
class,
prosumers,
Pro-‐ams
and
Net-‐Geners,
are
nonprofit
cultural
institutions
<br />outdated?
Community
Arts
Network,
July
2007.
<br />
<br />Fuel
for
the
Creative
Engine:
Arts
and
the
Economy,
University
of
Massachusetts,
Arts
Extension
<br />Service,
Fundamentals
of
Arts
Management,
text
book
chapter,
2007.
<br />
<br />New
Creative
Community,
a
review
of
a
new
book
by
cultural
critic
Arlene
Goldbard,
Community
<br />Arts
Network,
November
2006.
<br />
<br />Up
from
the
Roots:
Re-‐examining
the
Flow
of
Economic
and
Creative
Capital,
thoughts
on
<br />connections
between
informal
arts
practices
and
grassroots
economic
development,
<br />Grantmakers
in
the
Arts
READER,
Summer,
2006.
<br />
<br />Culture
as
Community
Connector,
a
survey
of
arts
organizations
leading
community
transformation,
<br />and
of
research
evaluating
the
effectiveness
of
these
practices,
Progressive
Planning,
Fall
2005.
<br />
<br />What’s
Radical
About
Valuing
Assets
as
a
Strategy
in
Cultural
Work,
a
description
of
how
asset-‐
<br />based
practices
used
by
artists
and
cultural
organizations
relate
to
other
community
<br />development
practitioners,
Community
Arts
Network,
2005.
<br />
<br />Thinking
Outside
the
Cubicle?
Does
the
501(c)(3)
Box
Stifle
Creativity
in
the
Dot-‐com
Era?
<br />Examining
Maribel
Alvarez’
book,
There’s
Nothing
Informal
About
It:
Participatory
Arts
Within
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