Table of Contents
1. Introduction: Getting Creative about Career, Maury Peiperl and Michael ArthurPart I: Creative Careers Observed2. Thinking Creatively about Careers: The Use of Metaphor, Kerr Inkson3. Paths to Creativity for Knowledge-Intensive Workers, Birgitta Södergren4. Chalk Lines, Open Borders, Glass Walls, and Frontiers: Careers and Creativity, Hugh P. Gunz, Martin G. Evans, and R. Michael Jalland5. Designing Creative Careers and Creative Lives through Reduced-Load Work Arrangements, Michelle L. Buck, Mary Dean Lee, and Shelley MacDermidPart II: Creative Careers Enacted6. CareerCraft: Engaging with, Energizing, and Empowering Career Creativity, Gary Poehnell and Norman Amundson7. Creativity in Contract Workers' Careers, Polly Parker8. Creative Resilience and the Mastery of Career Adversity, Jeffrey A. Sonnenfeld9. Career Creativity as Protean Identity Transformation, Douglas T. Hall, Guorong Zhu, and Aimin YanPart III: Careers in Creative Industries10. Symbiotic Careers in Movie Making: Pedro and Agustín Almodovar, José Luis Alvarez and Sylviya Svejenova11. Signaling Expertise: How Signals Shape Careers in Creative Industries, Candace Jones12. Boundaryless Careers in Entertainment: Executive Women's Experiences, Ellen A. Ensher, Susan E. Murphy, and Sherry E. SullivanPart IV: Careers Creating Industries13. How Chaotic Careers Create Orderly Fields, Richard A. Peterson and N. Anand14. Careers Creating Industries: Some Early Evidence from the Biotechnology Industry, Monica C. Higgins15. Career Creativity to Industry Influence: A Blueprint for the Knowledge Economy?, Robert DeFillippi and Michael B. Arthur16. Staying Creative About Careers, Michael B. Arthur, Maury A. Peiperl, and N. Anand
