The aim of the workshop is to enhance research networking for cultural economics in Asia. It is intended to provide a forum for the development and dissemination of applied cultural economics and in particular applications which draw on various Asian cultural datasets. The following list...

For the contributed paper sessions, submission of papers (in English) on any aspect relevant to cultural economics will be considered. Submissions are also welcome from different disciplinary perspectives that share an interest in empirically motivated data driven research involving aspects of...

We welcome submission of papers (in English) on any aspect of cultural economics to be considered for inclusion in contributed paper sessions. Considered subjects include (but are not limited to): artistic labour market, arts market, arts organizations, clusters and urban development, creative...

ACEI welcomes submission of papers (in English) on any aspect of cultural economics. Economists and professionals working in related fields are invited to submit theoretical and applied papers for the contributed sessions.

A workshop for young researchers will take place on the morning of June 21st 2012 just ahead of the commencement of 17th bi-annual conference of the Association for Cultural Economics International (ACEI). The workshop provides an opportunity for conference delegates who are graduate students...

Recent research has shown that trust and civic spirit influence economic performance, but that economic performance also influences social values. In particular, it appears that civic spirit and trust are essential components of the efficiency of the welfare state. On the other hand, the quality...

Topics: - Art Markets and Cultural Consumption - Creative Clusters and Urban Development - Cultural Entrepreneurship and Business - Cultural Heritage and Cultural Tourism - Cultural Policy and Arts Institutions - Culture, Globalization and Language - Economic of Copyright and the Cultural...

The meeting will bring together economists and other researchers who work on the analyses of risky behaviors. We hope to advance our understanding of the causes and consequences of risky behaviors and to improve strategies aimed to reduce the incident and cost of these behaviors.

Many individuals, adults, adolescents, and children alike engage in a host of risky behaviors that might have important present and future ramifications. Examples of such behaviors include, but are not limited to, crime and delinquency, smoking, alcohol and substance abuse, suicidal behavior,...