Conferences, Workshops, Symposia and Papers

Past conferences and papers

The ACEI has organized plenary conferences biennially and occasional workshops and symposia. Papers from these meetings have often been published in the Journal of Cultural Economics (JCE); for some, a book has also been edited by the conference organiser(s).

·  1994: 8^th ACEI International Conference, Witten/Herdecke, Germany.

·  1996: 9th ACEI International Conference, Boston, USA (plenary papers published in JCE, vol 20 no.3, 1996).

·  1998: 10th ACEI International Conference, Barcelona, Spain (plenary papers published in JCE, vol 23 nos.1-2, 1999).

·  2000: 11th ACEI International Conference, Minneapolis, USA (plenary papers published in JCE, vol. 25, no.4, 2001).

·  2002: 12th ACEI International Conference, Rotterdam, Netherlands (plenary papers published in Ginsburgh, V. (ed), Economics of the Arts and Culture, Elsevier, 2004; conference papers available from Theresa Oostvogels, oostvogels@fhk.eur.nl).

·  2004: 13th ACEI International Conference, Chicago, USA

·  2006: 14th ACEI International Conference, Vienna, Austria (papers available from http://www.fokus.or.at/html_acei/index.html)

Workshops and symposia

·  1995: ACEI co-sponsored the International Symposium on Economic Perspectives of Cultural Heritage with the University of Catania, Italy. (Papers published  in Hutter, M. and I. Rizzo (eds) 1997. Economic Perspectives on Cultural Heritage, Macmillan).

· 1997: ACEI co-sponsored the Workshop on the Economics of Artists and Art Policy with the Arts Council of Finland in Helsinki, Finland. (Papers published in Heikkinen, M. and T. Koskinen, T. (eds.) 1998. Economics of Artists and Arts Policy, Arts Council of Finland, Helsinki)

· 1998: ACEI co-sponsored a weekend conference on the Economics of Museums with the Department of Economics at the University of Durham, UK. (Papers published in JCE vol 22. Nos.2-3, 1998)

· 1999: ACEI co-sponsored a. symposium, Artists' Career Development, Artists' Labour Markets Support and Policies for Artists, in Tokyo, with the Japanese Association of Cultural Economists (The papers are available in a proceedings volume)

·  2000: ACEI co-sponsored the International Conference on Copyright and Cultural Industries with Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands (papers published in Towse, R. (ed) 2002. Copyright in the Cultural Industries, Edward Elgar Publishing)

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