Emergent Properties of an Art Talent Environment: An Empirical Study of Young Artists’ Experiences Within a Talent Development Program

Jakob Nørlem; Nikolaj Stegeager

Emergent Properties of an Art Talent Environment: An Empirical Study of Young Artists’ Experiences Within a Talent Development Program

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Originalsprog	Engelsk
Tidsskrift	International Journal for Talent Development and Creativity
Vol/bind	10
Udgave nummer	2
Sider (fra-til)	151-162
Antal sider	11
Status	Udgivet - 2022

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Talent Development
Qualitative studies
living systems theory
holistic ecological approach
Emergent properties

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Development of Organizational Talent Environments (OTE) from a Neo-Systemic Learning Perspective: A Cross-Disciplinary Approach.
Bidragets oversatte titel: Udvikling af organisatoriske talentmiljøer (OTE) fra et neo-systemteoretisk læringsperspektiv. : En tvær-disciplinær tilgang Nørlem, J., 2024, Aalborg University Open Publishing. 266 s.
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Orientation towards organizing symmathesys as mean to cultivate Art Talent Environments. An Empirical Study of the role of public organizations in supporting the emergence of Talent Environments for Young Artists’
Bidragets oversatte titel: Et Fokus på Symmathesy begrebet, som en måde at kultivere kunst talent miljøer: Et empirisk studie af den offentlige organisations rolle i forhold til understøttelsen af kunst talent miljøerNørlem, J. & Stegeager, N., aug. 2024, I: The International Journal for Talent Development and Creativity (IJTDC). 12, 1, s. 265-277 13 s.
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Development of Organizational Talent Environments (OTE) from a Neo-Systemic Learning Perspective: A Cross-Disciplinary Approach.

Orientation towards organizing symmathesys as mean to cultivate Art Talent Environments. An Empirical Study of the role of public organizations in supporting the emergence of Talent Environments for Young Artists’

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