with similar shapes and color schemes, the cultural power to cause racial trouble? How
were the object's characteristics tied to particular collective identities, and how might their …

In this article, we propose a new explanation for why certain cultural products outperform
their peers to achieve widespread success. We argue that products' position in feature …

Innovation or the creation and diffusion of new material, social and cultural things in society
has been widely studied in sociology and across the social sciences, with investigations …

The last two decades of research and policy discussion have illuminated important changes
in both the opportunities and challenges facing artists and artistic workers as they pursue …

Today, interest in networks is growing by leaps and bounds, in both scientific discourse and
popular culture. Networks are thought to be everywhere–from the architecture of our brains …

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 …

Source: Gabriel García Márquez Archives, HRC; García Márquez 2001a; García Márquez
2002; Martin 2009. a García Márquez joined an art circle. b Worked as a journalist. c Worked …

The success of creative products depends on the felt experience of consumers. Capturing
such consumer reactions requires the fusing of different types of experiential covariates and …

Do the cultural works artists produce after receiving major awards change in character? As
awards lessen the constraints artists typically face, we argue that award winners receive …

Drawing on the relational perspective of artistic innovation, which suggests that different
types of ties (weak vs. strong) lead to different outcomes in terms of the development and …