19th international conference on cultural economics programme
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19th International Conference on Cultural Economics
Schedule
21 June 2016
09:00 - 16:30 Young Researchers' Workshop
17:00 - 19:00 Conference Registration
19:00 - 22:00 Social Event 1. Sightseeing Valladolid
Walking tours and dramatized visits around Valladolid
Dramatized visit to Santa Cruz Palace (in Spanish) Departs from: Palacio de Santa Cruz. Time: 19.00 h
Tourist route “The Route of the English Ambassador: from Cervantes to Shakespeare” (in English) Departs from: Plaza de Zorrilla (fountain) Time: 19.00 h
Tourist route around Valladolid’s history and monuments (in English) Departs from: Plaza de Zorrilla (fountain) Time: 20.00 h
Tourist route “The Route of the Heretic” (in Spanish) Departs from: Plaza de San Pablo Time: 20.00 h
Night-time tour of “The Rivers of Light” (in English) Departs from: Plaza de Zorrilla (fountain) Time: 22.00 h
22 June 2016
08:00 - 09:00 Conference Registration
09:00 - 09:30 Opening Ceremony
09:30 - 10:30 Keynote Speaker
'Inside creative cities'
Andy Pratt. City University London
Chair: David Throsby. Macquarie University Sydney
Room Paraninfo
10:30 - 11:00 Coffee Break
11:00 - 12:30 Parallel Sessions W1
SESSION W1.1. ART MARKET 1
Chair: Tim Fry
Room Real Chancillería
Acquisition Strategies of Art Dealers – Evidence from London-based Auctions 1756-1913
Marina Gertsberg, Rachel A. J. Pownall
Market Responses to Changing Legal Standards: Evidence from Antiquities Auctions
James V. Marrone, Silvia Beltrametti
A Finite Mixture Model to Capture Unobserved Heterogeneity in Art Prices
Juan Prieto-Rodríguez, Marilena Vecco, Fabián Bocart
A Study into the Determinants of Sales and Price at Auction for Three Australian Indigenous Artists
Tim R.L. Fry, Lisa Farrell, Jane M. Fry
SESSION W1.2. CLUSTERS AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT 1
Chair: Inês Gusman
Room: Claudio Moyano
Agglomerations and Creative Locations: Determining Factors for Cultural Concentration in Brazilian Cities
Gabriel Vaz de Melo, Ana María Hermeto
An Ecological Model for the Cultural-Creative Cluster: A Study of Shenzhen’s OCT-LOFT and Its Creative Management
Yuan Yuan, Chao-ming Chen
Cultural Systems in Extra-Metropolitan Spanish Small Cities. Patterns and Drivers
Ana Escalona-Orcao, Luis-Antonio Sáez-Pérez, Belén Sánchez-Valverde
The Sustainability of the Cultural Development Strategy of Guimarães
Inês Gusman
SESSION W1.3. CULTURAL POLICY
Chair: Kazuko Goto
Room: Rey Felipe II
A Comparative Evaluation of Cultural Policies between Europe and Mercosur (1990/2015)
Tania Cristina Teixeira, Raúl Abeledo Sanchis, Pau Rausell Köster
Cultural Policy: Promoting Access to Finance for the Cultural and Creative Sectors
Rosa Pérez Monclus
A Microsimulation Model to Estimate the Effects of Measures for Self-Employed in Culture in Slovenia
Andrej Srakar
Tax Incentives for Creative Industries: Do They Stimulate Creativity and Diversity?
Kazuko Goto
SESSION W1.4. ARTISTIC LABOUR MARKET
Chair: Neil Alper
Room: Rector Calixto Valverde
“Switching” among Artists: Modeling the Decision to Select into Self-Employment
Joanna Woronkowicz
Opportunities and Barriers for Creative Futures
Boram Lee, Ian Fraser, Ian Fillis
Selection for Excellence: A Study on the Effectiveness of Jury Selection to an Elite Art Academy
Monika Kackovic
Double-Majoring in the Arts: Cohort and Related Effects
Neil Alper, Gregory Wassall
SESSION W1.5. CULTURAL INDUSTRIES – INTERNATIONAL TRADE
Chair: Alan Collins
Room: Doctor Luis de Mercado
Creative Industries and Trade in Services: Role within Global Value Chains in Selected European and Brics Countries (1995-2011)
Leandro Valiati, Marcelo Scalabrin Müller
Cross-Border Circulation of Films and Cultural Diversity in the EU
Estrella Gómez-Herrera, Georgios Alaveras, Bertin Martens
Asymmetric Cultural Discount and Pattern of Trade in Cultural Products: Empirical Evidence in Motion Pictures
Jordi McKenzie
Culture, Conservation and Crime: Addressing Regulatory Problems in Ivory Trading within Antiques and Crafts Markets
Alan Collins, Caroline Cox, Nick Pamment
SESSION W1.6. CULTURE AND DEVELOPMENT
Chair: Andrej Srakar
Room: José Zorrilla
Territory and Culture: Building Cultural Capital Indicators. Applications to Spain and Italy
Luis César Herrero Prieto, Marta Pérez, Benedetta Parenti
Culture and Rural Development: A Case Study Approach
Belén Miranda, Pedro Benito Moyano, Pablo Gordo Gómez
The Socio-Economic Impact Analysis of Cultural Capital: A New Assessment of the Effect
Youn Sun Won
Culture as a Fourth Dimension of Sustainable Development: Statistical Analysis and an Indicators' Proposal
Andrej Srakar, Marilena Vecco
12:30 - 14:00 Lunch Break
14:00 - 15:30 Parallel Sessions W2
SESSION W2.1. DIGITAL CREATIVE ECONOMY 1
Chair: Nela Filimon
Room: Real Chancillería
Business Models, Diffusion of Innovation and Imitation: The Case of Online Press
Lyubareva Inna, Fabrice Rochelandet
Evaluation of the Online Communication of the Museums. An Empirical Application to the Valladolid Science Museum
Celia González Carballo, Ana María Bedate Centeno
Digitization of Cultural Heritage and Business Model Innovation. The Case of the Uffizi Gallery in Florence
Luciana Lazzeretti, Andrea Sartori
Young Consumers’ Media Preferences and Cultural Motives Behind: A Cross-Country Analysis
Malgorzata Bartosik-Purgat y Nela Filimon
SESSION W2.2. CULTURAL PARTICIPATION 1
Chair: Juan Prieto Rodríguez
Room: Claudio Moyano
Arts Audiences in Finland
Seppo Suominen
The Introduction of Venture Philanthropy and Vouchers Based Model in Italian Cultural Heritage Management to Enhance Community Engagement
Sonia Pancheri
Age–Period–Cohort Analysis of Arts Participation Using the Survey on Time Use and Leisure Activities
Masaki Katsuura
Econometric Analysis of the Main Causes that Limit Cultural Participation
Sara Suárez-Fernández, Juan Prieto-Rodríguez
SESSION W2.3. VALUATION 1
Chair: Erwin Dekker
Room: Rey Felipe II
A Theory of Contested Valuations, Applied to Markets for Singularities
Michael Hutter
Valuation as Evaluating and Valorizing in Work Practices
Alexandra Bidet
Five Logics for the Valorisation of the Arts
Arjo Klamer
Exemplars and the Valuation of Films
Erwin Dekker
SESSION W2.4. FUNDING THE ARTS 1
Chair: John O'Hagan
Room: Rector Calixto Valverde
Multi-Stakeholder Dynamics in Publicly Funded Cultural and Creative Industries Programs: Evidence from London and Tokyo
Grace González
Cultural Heritage, Church and Economics: A Comparative Study of the Financing of Seven Majority Churches in the Nordic Countries, England and Scotland
Sidsel Kjems
The Effects of Voucher Cultural Program in Brazilian Economy
Gustavo Fernandes Souza, Ana Flávia Machado, Edson P. Domingues
Value for Money Also Applies to State Expenditure on the Arts
John O'Hagan
SESSION W2.5. COPYRIGHT
Chair: Ruth Towse
Room: Doctor Luis de Mercado
Joint Copyrights Management by Collecting Societies and Online Platforms: An Economic Analysis
Christian Handke
Copyright Regimes in European Union. An Analysis of the Directive about the Harmonization (2001) Effectiveness from “Copyright Protection Index”
Noemí Pulido Pavón, Luis Palma Martos, Diego Vicente Borrero Molina
The Cost of Creation: Technology, Sampling and Lawsuits in Hip-Hop
Cedric Ceulemans
Copyright and Contracts in Music Publishing
Ruth Towse
SESSION W2.6. HERITAGE
Chair: Benedetta Parenti
Room: José Zorrilla
Recovering Local Historical Heritage. A Nonparametric Approach in the Contingent Valuation Method
Julio Montagut Marqués, Salvador del Saz Salazar, Raúl Abeledo Sanchis
Heritage in India: The Means for Inclusive Economic Development?
Mita Suthar, Anshika Jain
The Socioeconomic Value of the Plaka Bridge in Mountainous Epirus
Stella Giannakopoulou, Dimitris Damigos, Dimitris Kaliampakos
Choosing Between Superstars and Less Renowned Archaeological Sites: Motivation-Based Segmentation of Visitors in the Vesuvian Area
Benedetta Parenti, Giuseppe Lucio Gaeta, Salvatore Ercolano
15:30 - 16:00 Coffee Break
16:00 - 17:30 Panel Session 1
CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR MUSEUMS
Chair: Victor Ginsburgh. ECARES, Université Libre de Bruxelles
Room Paraninfo
Panellists:
Andreas Bienert. Staatliche Museen zu Berlin
Anne Krebs. Musée du Louvre
Axel Rüger. Van Gogh Museum
Miguel Falomir-Faus. Museo Nacional del Prado
17:30 - 19:00 Parallel Sessions W3
SESSION W3.1. ART MARKET 2
Chair: Douglas Hodgson
Room: Real Chancillería
Artwork Characteristics and Prices in the Australian Secondary Art Market, 1968-2011
John Forster, Helen Higgs
The Economy of Place – A Place in the Economy: A Value Chain Study of the Remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Arts Sector
Tim Acker
Beyond the Auctions. Circulation of Artworks in Poland
Anna Karpinska, Dorota Ilczuk, Sylwia Stano
The Relationship between Artistic Movements and the Careers of Modern Artists: Evidence from Individual-Level Hedonic Regressions with Auction Data
Douglas J. Hodgson, Christiane Hellmanzik, John Galbraith
SESSION W3.2. CULTURAL TOURISM 1
Chair: Javier Romani
Room: Claudio Moyano
Geolocalizated Social Networks Information: Can We Trust on it When Designing Cultural and Tourist Policies?
Víctor Tempano García, Rebeca San José Cabezudo, Ana Gutiérrez-Arranz, María Redondo-Carretero
What's New on the 21st Century Family Travels? Implications on Cultural Consumption and Policies
Marien Andre
Has Cultural Heritage Monetary Value an Impact on Visits? An Assessment Using Italian Official Data
Domenico Lisi, Calogero Guccio, Anna Mignosa, Ilde Rizzo
Economic Impact of Cruises Activity: The Case of the Port of Barcelona
Esther Vayá Valcarce, Jordi Suriñach, José Ramón García Sanchis, Joaquim Murillo, Javier Romani
SESSION W3.3. MUSEUMS 1
Chair: Beatriz Plaza
Room: Rey Felipe II
Visitor Attitudes to Deaccessioning in Italian Public Museums: An Econometric Analysis
Andrej Srakar, Marilena Vecco, Michele Piazzai
Technical and Allocative Efficiency When Evaluating Museums. Application to the National Network of Museums in Spain
María José del Barrio Tellado, Luis César Herrero Prieto
A Multidimensional Assessment Framework for Art Museums
Marek Prokupek
How Has Limited Government Changed the Management of the Japanese Prefectural Museums Since 2006?
Miyuki Taniguchi
The Economics of Culture-led City Branding: A Network Approach
Beatriz Plaza, Ana González Flores, Catalina Gálvez Gálvez
SESSION W3.4. PERFORMING ARTS 1
Chair: Marta Zieba
Room: Rector Calixto Valverde
Fairness as a Constraint on Profit Seeking: Evidence from the German Club Concert Industry
Hendrik Sonnabend
Governance and Architecture in Arts Organizations: A Case Study of the Minnesota Orchestra
Charles M. Gray
Location Matters: Estimating the Demand for Performing Arts in Various Seating Areas
Alina Buzanakova, Evgeniy M. Ozhegov
Determinants of Firm’s Technical Efficiency in the Italian Performing Arts Sector. A Panel Data Approach over the Period 2005-2012
Marta Zieba, Concetta Castiglione, Davide Infante
SESSION W3.5. CLUSTERS
Chair: Lukas Kuld
Room: Doctor Luis de Mercado
Agglomeration of Creative Industries: A Micropolitan Analysis for Barcelona
Eva Coll-Martínez, Ana-Isabel Moreno-Monroy, Josep-María Arauzo-Carod
Where Are The Artists? Analyzing Economies of Agglomeration in Spain
Iván Boal San Miguel, Luis César Herrero Prieto
London Calling? Agglomeration Economics in Literature Since 1700
Sara Mitchell
Peer Effects in Creative Production - Evidence from the Superstars on Modern Arts
Christiane Hellmanzik
Tacit Knowledge in Scientific Circles
Lukas Kuld
20:30 - 22:45 Social Event 2. Welcome Reception
A video-mapping performance
Video-mapping performance
A video-music spectacle produced by Xtrañas Producciones
Artistic direction: José María Vicente
Former postgraduate of the Master’s Degree on Cultural Economics. University of Valladolid
Patio de los Reyes. Museo Patio Herreriano de Arte Contemporáneo Español
Atrio exterior. Museo Patio Herreriano
Time: 22.45 h
23 June 2016
08:00 - 09:00 Conference Registration
09:00 - 10:30 Parallel Sessions T1
SESSION T1.1. ART MARKET 3
Chair: Kathryn Graddy
Room: Real Chancillería
Can Government-Sponsored Museum Exhibitions Influence Art Market? An Empirical Investigation in Art Auction Market
Yu-Hsi Liu, Chi-Jung Lu, Chien-Yuan Sher
Status Multiplexity in Contemporary Art Price Formation: A Quantile Regression Approach
Simeng Chang
Challenges and Particularities in an Art Market: a Case Study of a Brazilian Municipality
Rafael Rubião, Ana Flávia Machado
Death, Bereavement, Productvity and Creativity
Kathryn Graddy, Carl Lieberman
SESSION T1.2. CLUSTERS AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT 2
Chair: Pedro Costa
Room: Claudio Moyano
Urban Restructuring and Creative Economy: New Perspectives of Development for the City of Rio de Janeiro
João Luiz de Figueiredo, João Grand Junior
Toward a Better Understanding of the Cultural Amenity Concept
Olivier Mouate
Cultural and Creative Production and Local Specialization Patterns. The Case of the Halland Region, Sweden
Guido Ferilli, Massimo Buscema, Christer Gustafsson, Pier Luigi Sacco, Giorgio Tavano Blessi
Cultural Districts and the Evolving Geographies of Underground Music Scenes: Dealing with Bairro Alto’s Mainstreaming
Pedro Costa
SESSION T1.3. VALUATION 2
Chair: Dominique Sagot-Duvauroux
Room: Rey Felipe II
The Value of Distance in Art And Finance
Peter Booth
How Reliable Are Ex-Post Econometric Studies of Regional Economic Impacts?
Bruce A. Seaman, Juan José Price Elton
Factors Associated with Evaluation of Public Goods: The Case of Circuito Liberdade (CL)
Gustavo Fernandes Souza, Diomira M.C. Pinto, Sibelle Cornelio Diniz, Bárbara Freitas Paglioto, Rodrigo Cavalcante Michel, Gabriel Vaz de Melo
Using Choice Experiments to Design a “Pure” Cultural Asset Matching Heterogeneous Preferences
Dominique Sagot-Duvauroux, Muriel Travers, Gildas Apperé
SESSION T1.4. CULTURAL INDUSTRIES – BOOKS AND PUBLISHING
Chair: Anna Kukla-Gryz
Room: Rector Calixto Valverde
Quality Consensus in the Book Industry: The Meaning of Awards
Erwin Dekker, Marielle de Jong
Determining Some Factors of the Financial Situation in the European Union Publishing Sector
José Ángel Sanz Lara, Ana María Bedate Centeno, Mariano Durántez Vallejo
Ceo Women in Spanish Publishing Firms: Determinants and Influence on Risk and Performance
Antonio Mínguez-Vera, Juan Francisco Martín-Ugedo, Luis Palma Martos
The Strenght of 'Anchoring Effect' on Pay What You Want Payments: Evidence from Vignette Experiment. Book
Anna Kukla-Gryz, Katarzyna Zagórska
SESSION T1.5. CULTURE AND SOCIAL CAPITAL
Chair: José Manuel Sánchez Santos
Room: Doctor Luis de Mercado
Perceived Value, Cultural Dimension and Kinship System of a Society: An Analysis of the Formation of Entrepreneurial Culture of the Minangkabau Tribe in West Sumatra, Indonesia
Hafiz Rahman
Bride Price in Africa: A Social Capital or Liability to African Development? Reflections on the Practice from a Ugandan Perspective
Tabitha Naisiko
Using the Integrated Reporting Framework to Value Culture’s Intangibles
Julian Meyrick, Tully Barnett
The Role of Cultural and Individual Factors in Building Generalized Trust: Empirical Evidence from Spain
José Manuel Sánchez-Santos, José Atilano Pena López
10:30 - 11:00 Coffee Break
11:00 - 12:30 Panel Session 2
A FUTURE FOR THE CREATIVE ECONOMY
Chair: Ruth Towse. Bournemouth University and CREATe, University of Glasgow
Room: Paraninfo
Panellists:
Francoise Benhamou. Paris 13 University, Sciences Po-Pars and ARCEP
Gilliam Doyle. CCPR, University of Glasgow
Joel Waldfogel. University of Minnesota
Marc Bourreau. Telecom ParisTech
This Session is supported by CREATe
12:30 - 14:00 Lunch Break
14:00 - 15:30 Parallel Sessions T2
SESSION T2.1. DIGITAL CREATIVE ECONOMY 2
Chair: Peter Tschmuck
Room: Real Chancillería
Genre-Breadth, Variety-Seeking Behavior and Preferences in Popular Music. An Exploratory Study
Juan D. Montoro-Pons, Manuel Cuadrado-García
Assessing Music Streaming and Industry Disruptions
Daniel Nordgård, Ricardo Alvarez
Analyzing Perceived Value, Satisfaction and Purchase Intention in the Music Industry
Jon Icazuriaga, Manuel Cuadrado, María José Miquel
An Analysis of the International Music Streaming Market
Peter Tschmuck
SESSION T2.2. CULTURAL PARTICIPATION 2
Chair: Roberto Zanola
Room: Claudio Moyano
Analyzing the Influence of Demographic Descriptors on the Consumption Experience of Contemporary Dance
Manuel Cuadrado, Martina González-Gallarza, Maja Seric
On The Determinants of Happiness in Spain: The Role of Cultural and Leisure Consumption
Nela Filimon y Malgorzata Bartosik-Purgat
Do Preferences for Pop Music Converge Across Countries? – Empirical Evidence from the Eurovision Song Contest
Julia Pannicke
Do Academic Performances Damage Reading? An Empirical Investigation of Italian Students
Antonello E. Scorcu, Laura Vici, Roberto Zanola
SESSION T2.3. MUSEUMS 2
Chair: Carmen Camarero
Room: Rey Felipe II
Determinants of Willingness to Pay for Museums in Poland
Monika Murzyn-Kupisz, Jaros?aw Dzia?ek
Performance of Museum Activity from Financial Aspect: A Focus on National Natural History Museums
Chikako Ozu, Minoru Kunizaki
The Organization of Public Service Provision and Service Quality: The Case of Museums
Chiara Dalle Nogare, Enrico Bertacchini, Raffaele Scuderi
Donation and Sponsorship in Museums: An Analysis of the Determinant Factors
Carmen Camarero-Izquierdo, María-José Garrido, Eva Vicente
SESSION T2.4. CULTURAL ORGANIZATIONS AND EFFICIENCY
Chair: Víctor Fernández Blanco
Room: Rector Calixto Valverde
Revenue Efficiency of Slovenian Public Institutions in the Field of Culture: A Comparison of Estimators
Andrej Srakar
The Evaluation of Technical Efficiency of Culture Institutions in Poland
Adam Mateusz Suchecki
Efficiency Assessment of Italian National Libraries Using a Multi-Stage DEA Approach
Calogero Guccio, Anna Mignosa, Ilde Rizzo
Measuring Allocative Efficiency in Cultural Economics: The Case of Fundación Princesa de Asturias
Víctor Fernández-Blanco, Ana Rodríguez-Álvarez
SESSION T2.5. FESTIVAL
Chair: María Devesa
Room: Doctor Luis de Mercado
Valuation and the Sustainability of Migractions and Volterra Teatro Festivals
Urrutiaguer Daniel
Individual Motivations and Attendance of Film Festivals: An Empirical Study Based on Spectators of the Artecinema International Documentary Festival in Naples (Italy)
Benedetta Parenti, Giuseppe Lucio Gaeta, Salvatore Ercolano
Economic Effects of The Venice Carnival: An Ex-Post Econometric Verification Approach
Andrej Srakar, Marilena Vecco
Examining the Relationships among Motivation, Satisfaction and Loyalty in the Case of a Film Festival: Differences between Local and Nonlocal Participants
Andrea Báez Montenegro, María Devesa
15:30 - 16:00 Coffee Break
16:00 - 17:30 Panel Session 3
COLLABORATIVE AND INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES
Chair: Victoria Ateca-Amestoy. University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU)
Room: Paraninfo
Panellists:
Rafael Carazo Rubio. Spanish Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports
Domenico Rosetti di Valdalbero. D.G. Research and Innovation, European Commission
Bruce Seaman. Andrew Young School of Policy Studies. Georgia State University. USA
Trinidad Zaldivar Peralta. Division of Cultural Affairs, Solidarity and Creativity. Inter-American Development Bank
Mónica García. General Direction of Education, Science and Culture. Organization of Ibero-American States (OEI)
Additional activities:
Poster exhibition: Showcase of Cooperative Projects. Main Corridor. Floor 0. Displayed during the Conference
Info-point on European projects: Creative Europe and Europe for Citizens (EACEA). Creative Europe Desk Spain. Paraninfo Lobby. Thursday afernoon
This Session is organized by the Spanish Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport
16:00 - 17:30 Panel Session 4
THE RISE OF THE JOYFUL ECONOMY
Chair: Michael Hutter. Berlin Social Science Center. Germany
Room: Real Chancillería
Panellists:
Marina Bianchi. Universitá degli Studi di Cassino, Italy. ‘Scitovsky‘s joyful economy and Berlyne‘s psychological theory of motivations‘
David Thorsby. Macquarie University, Sidney, Australia. ‘Economies of joy: the peculiar case of classical music’
Filip Vermeylen. Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands.‘Artistic innovation and economic growth in historical perspective’
Jason Potts. RMIT University, Australia. ‘The rise of the blockchain arts economy: the machines will work so the humans will have time to think’
17:30 - 19:00 Parallel Sessions T3
SESSION T3.1. CULTURAL INDUSTRIES – MOVIES AND BROADCASTING
Chair: Evgeniy M. Ozhegov
Room: Real Chancillería
Using Big Cultural Data to Understand Diversity and Reciprocity in the Global Flow of Contemporary Cinema
Bronwyn Coate, Deb Verhoeven, Colin Arrowsmith, Stuart Palmer
Locating the Position of Hong Kong’s Film Industry in the Commodity Chain of Chinese Film: Revival or Re-marginalization?
Shih-Chien Chang
Gender Bias and Movies Box Office Performance: An International Comparative Analysis
María José Pérez-Villadoniga, Víctor Fernández-Blanco, Fernanda Gutiérrez-Navratil, Juan Prieto-Rodríguez
Do Sequel Movies Earn More That Non-Sequels? Evidence from the US Box Office
Evgeniy M. Ozhegov, Denis Y. Orlov
SESSION T3.2. CULTURAL TOURISM 2
Chair: Lina Lourenço-Gomes
Room: Claudio Moyano
The Influence of Cultural Factors on the Efficiency of Tourist Destinations in Chile
Víctor Figueroa Arcila, Luis César Herrero Prieto, Andrea Báez Montenegro, Mafalda Gómez Vega
Determinants and Economic Impact of Language Tourism: Analysis of a Spanish Destination
María Redondo-Carretero, Carmen Camarero-Izquierdo, Ana Gutiérrez-Arranz, Javier Rodríguez-Pinto
Cultural Dimension and Tourist Satisfaction: The Case of Valencia (Spain). Some Notes for European Urban Tourism
Cristina Pardo-Garcia, Diana Pérez Bustamante-Yábar, Vicente Coll-Serrano, Pau Rausell Köster
Residents’ Perceptions and Visitors Profile of a Wine Region World Cultural Heritage: A Multivariate Approach
Lina Lourenço-Gomes, João Rebelo, Cristina Ribeiro
SESSION T3.3. CREATIVE CITIES
Chair: Hsiao-Ling Chung
Room: Rey Felipe II
The Metropolitan Area of Querétaro: between the Creative Industry and the Aerospace Industry. Building Bridges for the Development
Desireé González Otero, Marcos Valdivia López
Cultural and Creative District, Quarter and Cluster: Conceptual Evolution and Overview
Dominique Sagot-Duvauroux, Caroline Chapain
Creative Milieus, Scenes and Local-Global Communities: Rethinking Concepts at the Light of the Musical Kaleidoscope
Pedro Costa, Paula Guerra
Sunstaining the Cultural Creative Industries Policy Networks of the Urban-based Creative Ecology – Cases of the Six Municipalities in Taiwan
Hsiao-Ling Chung
SESSION T3.4. PERFORMING ARTS 2
Chair: Trine Bille
Room: Rector Calixto Valverde
If I Can Set My Own Price for Tonight’s Show I Will Pay More after Watching It! – Evidence from Pay What You Want Experiment in a Theatre
Anna Kukla-Gryz, Katarzyna Zagórska
Playwrights and the Ratio of Female to Male Roles in the Theater Plays
Sacit Hadi Akdede, Aynur Uckac
Estimating Preferences for the Performing Arts from Referendum Votes
Katharina Hofer
Modelling Preference Heterogeneity of Theatre Productions in the Choice of Theatre Tickets: A Latent Class and a Mixed Logit Approach on the Royal Danish Theatre Booking Data
Andrea Baldin, Trine Bille
SESSION T3.5. BIG DATA – CULTURAL INDICATORS
Chair: María Luisa Palma
Room: Doctor Luis de Mercado
Big Data Analytics in the Arts and Cultural Industries: Implication for Cultural Economics, Policy and Management
Massimiliano Nuccio, Enrico Bertacchini
Problems of Evaluation Impact of CCI: Constructing Indexes
Rusne Kregzdaite, Jurate Cerneviciute, Rolandas Strazdas, Zilvinas Jancoras
Ranking Indicators Based on Fuzzy Logic. An Application to the Spanish Cooperation's Culture and Development Strategy
Vicente Coll-Serrano, O. Blasco-Blasco, V. Liern, S. Carrasco-Arroyo
Indexes of Creativity: A Measurement Proposal for Spain and Its Autonomous Communities
Asunción Rodríguez Ramos, José Luis Martín Navarro, María Luisa Palma, María Inmaculada Martínez Camacho
SESSION T3.6. POSTER EXHIBITIONS ON RESEARCH AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP PROJECTS AND NETWORKING IN CULTURAL ECONOMICS
Poster exhibition: Collaborative International Research Projects in Cultural Economics
Main corridor. Floor 0. Authors will be there for presentation and discussion.
Poster exhibition: Entrepreneurship Projects in Cultural Economics from UVA Master's Degree
Main Corridor. Floor 1. Authors will be there for presentation and discussion.
Networking session: Info-point on European projects. Creative Europe and Europe for Citizens (EACEA). Creative Europe Desk Spain.
Paraninfo Lobby.
This Session is organized by the Spanish Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport
20:00 - 23:00 Social Event 3. Conference Dinner
Conference Gala Dinner
Cúpula del Milenio
24 June 2016
09:00 - 10:30 Parallel Sessions F1
SESSION F1.1. ART MARKET 4
Chair: Isidoro Mazza
Room: Real Chancillería
Early Use of Presale Estimates at London Art Auctions: Exploring Christie’s Business Model During The Early Nineteenth Century
Filip Vermeylen
Rejection of Commerce in the Arts
Hans Abbing
Art galleries as informed experts: an experimental study
Paolo Di Caro, Isidoro Mazza, Arthur Schram
SESSION F1.2. CULTURAL PARTICIPATION 3
Chair: Bruce A. Seaman
Room: Claudio Moyano
The Response of Household Expenditure on Cultural Services to Changes in Taxes and Income: Evidence from a Natural Experiment in Spain
Victoria Ateca-Amestoy
Information, Cultural Diffusion and Well-being in Different Experimental Settings: the Case of Music
Claire Owen, Louis Lévy-Garboua
Contingent Valuation Method Applied to the Chilean Network of Public Libraries
Bruce A. Seaman, Andrea Báez Montenegro, Juan José Price Elton
SESSION F1.3. VISUAL ARTS
Chair: Liliana Harding
Room: Rey Felipe II
Distributions of the Dimensions of Paintings: A Potential Indicator of Artists’ Choices and Artistic Change
John Forster, Helen Higgs
The Visual Arts Market in México: 2000-2013
Luis Quintana Romero, Cecilia Mancera Cardós
Perceived Value of Art: Development of Measurement Scale
Elisa Hernando Calero, Sara Campo Martínez
Is Street Art Good or Bad For You?
Liliana Harding
SESSION F1.4. CREATIVE ECONOMY
Chair: Jen Snowball
Room: Rector Calixto Valverde
Creative Industries, Development and Innovation in Perspective: Building an Index for Creative Economy
Leandro Valiati, Camila Lohmann Cauzzi
Spillovers and the Process of Cultural Transformation
Lyudmila Petrova
Spillovers versus Crossovers in the Cultural and Creative Realm
Elisabetta Lazzaro, Alessandro Crociata, Guido Ferilli, Pier Luigi Sacco
Transformation and Job Creation in the Cultural and Creative Industries in South Africa
Jen Snowball
SESSION F1.5. CULTURAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND BUSINESS 1
Chair: Sofie Jacobs
Room: Doctor Luis de Mercado
Selling Yourself: A Study into Self-Employed in the Creative Industries
Anne Spanjer, Arjen Van Witteloostuijn
The Tension between Cooperation and Competition in the Creative Industries
Ellen Loots, Boukje Cnossen, Arjen Van Witteloostuijn
Public-Private Partnership for Cultural Enterprises. A Case Study: The “Teatro Machiavelli” in Catania
Elisabetta Vinci
Belgian Designers’ Pathways to Success: A Configurational Perspective
Sofie Jacobs
10:30 - 11:00 Coffee Break
11:00 - 12:30 Parallel Sessions F2
SESSION F2.1. DIGITAL CREATIVE ECONOMY 3
Chair: Trilce Navarrete
Room: Real Chancillería
Google Analytics: Tips for Cultural Economists
Beatriz Plaza
Digital Active Participation in Different Cultural Activities. The Case of Spain
Victoria Ateca-Amestoy, Concetta Castiglione
Back to the Future. The Effect of ICT on the Performance of Public Historical Archives
Marco Martorana, Calogero Guccio, Isidoro Mazza, Ilde Rizzo
Are Superstar Artworks Also Digital Superstars? Online Popularity of World-Famous Art Works
Trilce Navarrete
SESSION F2.2. CULTURAL PARTICIPATION 4
Chair: Aaron Espinosa Espinosa
Room: Claudio Moyano
The Impact of Amateur Film Reviews on Movie Theater Attendance: Predictors versus Influencers
Chien-Yuan Sher, Pei-Chi Chu, Yu-Hsi Liu
Reading Newspapers in Colombia. An Approach from Cultural Economics
Luis Fernando Aguado Quintero, Luis Palma Martos, Elisabetta Lazzaro, Ana María Osorio
Cultural Taste from Father, Mother or Both: The Case of Finland
Seppo Suominen
Cultural Participation in Colombia: The Case of Cartagena de Indias, World Heritage (2008-2015)
Aaron Espinosa Espinosa, Daniel Toro González
SESSION F2.3. MUSEUMS 3
Chair: Tiziana Cuccia
Room: Rey Felipe II
The Co-Creation of Value and Experiences by Visitors of Museums
Carmen Antón, Carmen Camarero-Izquierdo, María-José Garrido
Attendance to Museums in Colombia: Amicroeconometric Analysis of Its Determinants
Doris Lilia Andrade Agudelo, Luis Fernando Aguado Quintero, Luis Palma Martos
An Importance-Satisfaction Analysis Applied to the Visitors of Abade De Baçal Museum
Paula Odete Fernandes, Olívia Machado Afonso
How Free Admittance Affects Visits to Museums: An Analysis of the Italian Case
Roberto Cellini, Tiziana Cuccia
SESSION F2.4. FUNDING THE ARTS 2
Chair: Aysegul Guchan
Room: Rector Calixto Valverde
The Supply and Demand to Crowdfund Creative Projects: The Role of Friends and Family
Anna Bernard, Marco Gazel
Backers’ Prosocial Characteristics to Crowdfund Artistic Projects: Experimental Evidence
Anna Bernard, Marco Gazel
Who are the music subscribers?
Sigbjørn Hjelmbrekke
Who Pays the Piper Calls the Tune: Future of Financially Secured Art in Turkey
Aysegul Guchan
SESSION F2.5. CULTURAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND BUSINESS 2
Chair: Anna Mignosa
Room: Doctor Luis de Mercado
Organizing Artistic Activities in a Recurrent Manner: (on the Nature of) Entrepreneurship in the Performing Arts
Michela Bergamini, Ward Van de Velde, Bart Van Looy , Klaasjan Visscher
Spanish Networks of Performance Spaces as a Tool to Foster the Performing Arts Market
Francisco Javier Gómez González, Guillermo Aleixandre Mendizabal
Measuring Urban Culture: the Indicators of Urban Cultural Competitiveness of China
Xiao Yingying
Public Private Partnership for Cultural Organizations
Anna Mignosa
12:30 - 14:00 Lunch Break
14:00 - 15:00 Presidential Address
'The value based approach to cultural economics'
Arjo Klamer. Erasmus University Rotterdam. ACEI President
Room: Paraninfo
15:00 - 16:00 ACEI Assembly - Closing Ceremony
Room: Paraninfo
20:30 - 22:30 Social Event 4. Classical Music Concert
UVA Academic Year Closing Concert at Palacio de Santa Cruz
Closing concert of the University of Valladolid Academic Year 2015-2016
Early Music Group and Choir of the University of Valladolid
Palacio de Santa Cruz
Free entrance until full capacity