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000027396 1001_ $$aTowse, Ruth.
000027396 24510 $$aAdvanced Introduction to Cultural Economics.
000027396 264_1 $$aCheltenham, UK :$$bEdward Elgar,$$c2014.
000027396 300__ $$a160 pages ;$$c23 cm.
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000027396 4901_ $$aElgar Advanced Introductions
000027396 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references (134-137) and index.
000027396 5050_ $$a1. About Cultural Economics -- 2. Cultural Economics and Cultural Policy -- 3. Performing Arts -- 4. Museums and Built Heritage -- 5. Artists, the Art Market and Artists’ Labour Markets -- 6. The Creative Economy -- 7. Copyright -- 8. Broadcasting Music and Film Industries -- 9. Festivals, Cities of Culture, Creative Clusters and Economic Impact -- 10. Conclusion -- Index
000027396 520__ $$aWritten by an internationally renowned expert in the field, Professor Ruth Towse, this book presents a comprehensive yet concise introduction to cultural economics. It covers a broad range of topics in the arts and cultural industries, using the tools of economics to explain their supply and demand, production and consumption.  Starting from the 1960s concern about costs and public finance in the performing arts, the subject has developed over the last fifty years to include museums and built heritage, and lately, the wider creative industries and their issues with copyright. This book explains the theoretical underpinnings and reports on the main empirical research on the creative industries, cultural policy, performing arts, heritage, artists’ labour markets, copyright, broadcasting, film and music, festivals, cities of culture, creative clusters and economic impact.  Key features include: • a unique survey of the main developments in the field • written in straightforward language including explanations of all technical terms • each chapter offers guidance for further reading for those who wish to pursue the subject beyond an introductory level • accessible to anyone with an interest in what drives the creative economy and how the arts are financed.  Composed in a succinct and engaging style, this commanding introduction will prove an essential resource for students of business economics and industrial organisation, particularly those with an interest in culture, the arts and the media.
000027396 650_0 $$aCultural industries.
000027396 650_0 $$aCopyright.
000027396 650_4 $$aCultural economics
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000027396 650_6 $$aIndustries culturelles.
000027396 903__ $$aElgar Advanced Introductions series
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