International Conference on Cultural Economics and Creative Industries (ICCECI - 26)

This track explores the theoretical underpinnings of cultural economics, examining how economic principles can be applied to cultural goods and services. It invites papers that analyze the intersection of culture and economic theory, providing insights into market dynamics and consumer behavior.

This session focuses on the role of creative industries in driving economic growth and innovation. Contributions are sought that investigate the economic impact of creative sectors on local and national economies.

This track delves into the evolving landscape of art markets, addressing issues such as valuation, investment, and market dynamics. Papers are encouraged to analyze the implications of these transformations for artists, collectors, and policymakers.

This session examines the critical role of intellectual property rights in fostering creativity and innovation within the cultural industries. Contributions should address the challenges and opportunities presented by IP frameworks in various creative contexts.

This track investigates the relationship between cultural policy and economic development, focusing on how policy frameworks can enhance cultural vitality and economic resilience. Papers should explore case studies and best practices in cultural policy implementation.

This session highlights the economic dimensions of cultural tourism, exploring how cultural heritage and artistic expressions can drive tourism growth. Contributions are invited that analyze the economic benefits and challenges associated with cultural tourism.

This track focuses on the economic valuation of cultural heritage and the implications for preservation strategies. Papers should address methodologies for assessing the economic impact of heritage sites and the role of heritage in community development.

This session examines the economic aspects of media production and distribution within the cultural sector. Contributions are encouraged that analyze the impact of digital transformation on media economics and cultural consumption patterns.

This track explores the landscape of creative entrepreneurship, focusing on the unique challenges and opportunities faced by entrepreneurs in the cultural industries. Papers should address strategies for fostering innovation and sustainable business models.

This session investigates patterns of cultural consumption and their implications for economic analysis and policy. Contributions are invited that explore consumer behavior, preferences, and the socio-economic factors influencing cultural engagement.

This track examines the role of regional culture in the development of creative clusters and their economic significance. Papers should analyze case studies that highlight the interplay between regional identity, cultural production, and economic vitality.