焦虑
心理学
认知
知识产权
公共关系
政治学
业务
社会心理学
精神科
神经科学
法学
作者
Leonhard Dobusch,Konstantin Hondros,Sigrid Quack,Katharina Zangerle
出处
期刊:Research in the sociology of organizations
日期:2021-09-17
卷期号:: 137-160
标识
DOI:10.1108/s0733-558x20210000075012
摘要
Uncertainty about Intellectual Property Regulations (IPR) is prevalent in today’s knowledge-based and creative industries. While prior literature indicates that regulatory uncertainty affects creative processes, studies that systematically analyze the effects of IPR on the experiencing of involved actors in creative processes across fields are rare. We ask how core professional actor groups including creators, legal professionals and managers involved in creative processes experience regulatory uncertainty in the fields of music and pharma. By studying practices of engaging with, circumventing and avoiding regulatory uncertainty about IPR, we show how creative processes in both the music and pharma fields are entrenched with emotional-cognitive experiences such as anxiety, indifference and hope that vary by professional group. Our findings point toward managers and legal professionals observing, exposing and cultivating emotions by ascribing experiences to other actor groups. We conclude that comparing regulation-related emotions of involved actors across fields helps to develop a deeper understanding of the dynamics of creative processes.
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