Creative Agency

Focusing on a socio-cultural perspective, the book critiques contemporary creativity studies through posthumanist and new materialist lenses. It advocates for a broader understanding of creativity that transcends the conventional ties to entrepreneurship and innovation. By analyzing various case studies, the author emphasizes the importance of personal, planetary, and geo-political collaboration, positioning it as a necessary response to the notion of "innovation for innovation's sake." The work aims to enrich the emerging inter-discipline of creativity studies with sustainable and expansive insights.