Introduction -- Politicizing creative economy. When victims become entrepreneurs: from sentimental nationalism to sentimental capitalism -- Ordinary violence and creative economy -- Janam's ideology for life. An ideology for life? -- Virtually speechless -- Laughing at the enemy -- Budhan Theatre's creative economy. A hunger called theater -- The good women of Chharanagar -- Another creative economy? -- Conclusion
Summary
This work rethinks the hegemonic and sentimental optimism around the arts and creative economy by politicizing a global discursive regime that effectively asks the poor to eat heritage
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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