Chris Mathieu is Associate Professor and director of the Masters programs in HRM at Copenhagen Business School. His recent publications include "Transforming the Danish Film Field Via "Professionalization", Penetration and Integration", Creativity and Innovation Management 15(3), and "Is this what we should be comparing when comparing film production regimes?" Creative Industries Journal 1(2).

• Part I: Overviews 1. Careers in Creative Industries: An Analytic Overview. Chris Mathieu 2. Creative Labor: Who Are They? What Do They Do? Where Do They Work? A Discussion Based On a Quantitative Study from Denmark. Trine Bille Part II: Theatre, Television and Film 3. Behind the Scenes of Boundarylessness: Careers in German Theatre. Doris Ruth Eikhof, Axel Haunschild, and Franziska Schößler 4. Tournament Careers: Working in UK Television. Dimitrinka Stoyanova and Irena Grugulis 5. Oscar et César: Deep Consecration in French and American Film Acting Careers. Anne E. Lincoln and Michael P. Allen 6. Central Collaborative Relationships in Career-making. Chris Mathieu and Iben Sandal Stjerne Part III: Architecture 7. Frank Lloyd Wright’s Artist Reputation: The Role of Networks and Creativity. Candace Jones 8. Reputation-building in the French Architecture Field. Amélie Boutinot Part IV: Music 9. Transnational Careers in the Virtuoso World. Izabela Wagner 10. Composing a Career: The Situation of Living Composers in the Repertoires of U.S. Orchestras, 2005-06. Timothy J. Dowd and Kevin J. Kelly Part V: Visual Arts and Fashion Design 11. Unpacking Unsuccess: Socio-cognitive Barriers to Objective Career Success for French Outsider Artists. Jean Pralong, Anne Gombault, Françoise Liot, Jean-Yves Agard, and Catherine Morel 12. Education and Becoming an Artist: Experiences from Singapore. Can-Seng Ooi 13. ‘It was a huge shock’: Fashion Designers’ Transition from School to Work in Denmark, 1980s-2000s. Lise Skov Notes on Contributors Notes Index

Chris Mathieu is Associate Professor and director of the Masters programs in HRM at Copenhagen Business School. His recent publications include "Transforming the Danish Film Field Via "Professionalization", Penetration and Integration", Creativity and Innovation Management 15(3), and "Is this what we should be comparing when comparing film production regimes?" Creative Industries Journal 1(2).

• Part I: Overviews 1. Careers in Creative Industries: An Analytic Overview. Chris Mathieu 2. Creative Labor: Who Are They? What Do They Do? Where Do They Work? A Discussion Based On a Quantitative Study from Denmark. Trine Bille Part II: Theatre, Television and Film 3. Behind the Scenes of Boundarylessness: Careers in German Theatre. Doris Ruth Eikhof, Axel Haunschild, and Franziska Schößler 4. Tournament Careers: Working in UK Television. Dimitrinka Stoyanova and Irena Grugulis 5. Oscar et César: Deep Consecration in French and American Film Acting Careers. Anne E. Lincoln and Michael P. Allen 6. Central Collaborative Relationships in Career-making. Chris Mathieu and Iben Sandal Stjerne Part III: Architecture 7. Frank Lloyd Wright’s Artist Reputation: The Role of Networks and Creativity. Candace Jones 8. Reputation-building in the French Architecture Field. Amélie Boutinot Part IV: Music 9. Transnational Careers in the Virtuoso World. Izabela Wagner 10. Composing a Career: The Situation of Living Composers in the Repertoires of U.S. Orchestras, 2005-06. Timothy J. Dowd and Kevin J. Kelly Part V: Visual Arts and Fashion Design 11. Unpacking Unsuccess: Socio-cognitive Barriers to Objective Career Success for French Outsider Artists. Jean Pralong, Anne Gombault, Françoise Liot, Jean-Yves Agard, and Catherine Morel 12. Education and Becoming an Artist: Experiences from Singapore. Can-Seng Ooi 13. ‘It was a huge shock’: Fashion Designers’ Transition from School to Work in Denmark, 1980s-2000s. Lise Skov Notes on Contributors Notes Index

Chris Mathieu is Associate Professor and director of the Masters programs in HRM at Copenhagen Business School. His recent publications include "Transforming the Danish Film Field Via "Professionalization", Penetration and Integration", Creativity and Innovation Management 15(3), and "Is this what we should be comparing when comparing film production regimes?" Creative Industries Journal 1(2).

• Part I: Overviews 1. Careers in Creative Industries: An Analytic Overview. Chris Mathieu 2. Creative Labor: Who Are They? What Do They Do? Where Do They Work? A Discussion Based On a Quantitative Study from Denmark. Trine Bille Part II: Theatre, Television and Film 3. Behind the Scenes of Boundarylessness: Careers in German Theatre. Doris Ruth Eikhof, Axel Haunschild, and Franziska Schößler 4. Tournament Careers: Working in UK Television. Dimitrinka Stoyanova and Irena Grugulis 5. Oscar et César: Deep Consecration in French and American Film Acting Careers. Anne E. Lincoln and Michael P. Allen 6. Central Collaborative Relationships in Career-making. Chris Mathieu and Iben Sandal Stjerne Part III: Architecture 7. Frank Lloyd Wright’s Artist Reputation: The Role of Networks and Creativity. Candace Jones 8. Reputation-building in the French Architecture Field. Amélie Boutinot Part IV: Music 9. Transnational Careers in the Virtuoso World. Izabela Wagner 10. Composing a Career: The Situation of Living Composers in the Repertoires of U.S. Orchestras, 2005-06. Timothy J. Dowd and Kevin J. Kelly Part V: Visual Arts and Fashion Design 11. Unpacking Unsuccess: Socio-cognitive Barriers to Objective Career Success for French Outsider Artists. Jean Pralong, Anne Gombault, Françoise Liot, Jean-Yves Agard, and Catherine Morel 12. Education and Becoming an Artist: Experiences from Singapore. Can-Seng Ooi 13. ‘It was a huge shock’: Fashion Designers’ Transition from School to Work in Denmark, 1980s-2000s. Lise Skov Notes on Contributors Notes Index