Association for Cultural Economics International
ACEI is pleased to announce its new working paper collection.
As part of the ACEI commitment to improve scientific progress in the field of Cultural Economics, we are launching the ACEI Working Paper Series. The aim of this collection is to disseminate scientific advances among colleagues and to the society at large in the field of Cultural Economics. We will include the ACEI Working Paper Series at Ideas-Repec.
Working paper proposals should contain methodological advances or empirical applications about cultural economic issues. Papers must be genuinely original and unpublished. That is, not having been published or in press at any other journal.
ACEI encourages members to submit their working papers for publication to this collection.
Working paper proposals will be peer reviewed. We will try to review the proposal within 30 days. In hopes of making this practicable we will ask referees to make an up or down recommendation and to provide a very short explanation for their recommendation.
AWP-1-2011 Andrew M. Jones and Roberto Zanola "Retransformation Bias in the Adjacent Art Price Index"
AWP-2-2011 Aday Hernández and Juan Luis Jiménez "Do Supermarkets Reduce the Number of Traditional Bookshops? An Empirical Application to the Textbook Market in Spain"
AWP-3-2011 Fabian Bocart, Ken Bastiaensen and Peter Cauwels "The 1980s price Bubble on (Post) Impressionism"
AWP-4-2011 Fernanda Gutierrez-Navratil, Víctor Fernández-Blanco, Luis Orea, Juan Prieto-Rodriguez "How Do Your Rivals' Releasing Dates Affect Your Box Office?"
AWP-1-2012 Victoria Ateca-Amesto and Juan Prieto-Rodriguez "Forecasting Accuracy of Behavioural Models for Participation in the Arts"
AWP-2-2012 Bronwyn Coate and Tim R.L. Fry "Better off Dead? Prices Realised for Australian Paintings Sold at Auction"
AWP-3-2012 Jose Ignacio Azuela-Flores; Victor Fernandez-Blanco and Maria Jose Sanzo-Perez "Movie Reviews: Who Are the Readers?"
AWP-4-2012 Kathryn Graddy "The Extraordinary Art Critic Roger de Piles (1635-1709): An Empirical Analysis of his Rankings and Sale Prices"
AWP-5-2012 Andreas Wagener "Why Do People (Not) Cough in Concerts? The Economics of Concert Etiquette"
AWP-1-2013 Antonello E. Scorcu and Laura Vici "Economic and cultural factors and illegal copying in the university textbook market"
1. Proposals have to be sent in Word or PDF format by email to Kathryn Graddy (kgraddy@brandeis.edu) and Antonello Scorcu (antonello.scorcu@unibo.it) with the subject "ACEI Working Paper Submission".
2. Working papers should be a maximum of 7500 words in length.
3. Abstracts should be no longer than 200 words.
4. Provide up to six keywords which encapsulate the principal topics of the working paper.
5. A brief autobiographical note should be supplied including:
o Full name
o Affiliation
o E-mail address
o Full international contact details
6. Title page should include title, authors' filiations, abstract, JEL codes and keywords.
7. The main text should start in a new page.
8. Tables should be typed and included as part of the manuscript.
9. References to other publications must be in the Journal of Cultural Economics style.