Creative Women, Managerial Men
Some Graphic Reflections on Gender and the Rise of the Creative Class
The tone of Richard Florida’s 2002 blockbuster The Rise of the Creative Class was nothing less than breathless, but this (p.13) should surely have been ominous:
Artists, musicians, professors and scientists have always set their own hours, dressed in relaxed and casual clothes and worked in stimulating environments. They could never be forced to work, ye…
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