Parallel Session 5

Parallel Session 5: Friday, 30 June 2023

8:30am - 10am

All sessions will take place in the O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs at 1315 E 10th St, Bloomington, IN 47405. See session details below.

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Session 5A: Special Session on How Three Countries Are Using Arts and Cultural Research to Advance Population Health Outcomes - O'Neill Room A225

Chair: Sunil Iyengar

Analyzing Relationships between Arts, Culture, and Subjective Well-Being: Results from a Canadian Pilot Study
Joelle Mader

Professionalising the Arts Sector for Work in Mental Health Settings
Christen Cornell

Scaling Integration of the Arts with Public Health Solutions: Toward a Federal (U.S.) Framework
Sunil Iyengar

Establishing Evidence Base for Social Prescribing of the Arts: Economic and Policy Considerations
Jill Sonke

Session 5B: Creative Cities and Places - O'Neill Room A205

Chair: Pedro Costa

Place-based sustainability – Act or Wait-and-See?
Ieva Zemite and Ilona Kunda

Understanding the common practices in smart cities with a cultural economic analysis
YounSun Won and Arjo Klamer

A missed opportunity to save a cultural district? The post-pandemic aftermath at Bairro Alto, Lisboa
Pedro Costa

Creative dynamics in districts of large Brazilian metropolises: Botafogo (RJ) and Santa Tereza (BH)
João Luiz de Figueiredo, Ana Flávia Machado, Mariangela Antigo, Silvia Correa, and Veranise Dubeux

Session 5C: Cultural Participation - O'Neill Room A221

Chair: Miyuki Taniguchi

(In)Equality of opportunity and cultural participation: how social background shapes individuals' ability to achieve higher outcomes
Romain Lerouge and Michela Arnaboldi

The co-production of the arts
Valeria Morea and Erwin Dekker

The impacts of parents on the concert attendance of their children: behavior, education, and household income
Miyuki Taniguchi

Social Impact and Return on Investment from Cultural Services: A Comparative Application to Public Libraries
María José del Barrio-Tellado and Jonathan Daniel Gomez-Zapata

Session 5D: Creative Economy II - O'Neill Room A201

Chair: Boram Lee

Imagination, Design, and Innovation: Might the 2022 ABS Design Module Help Insulate Economics' Third Rail?
Timothy Wojan

Paving Pathways for Creative Innovators
Boram Lee, Ian Fillis, and Raman Voranau

Public policies in Rio Grande do Sul: resources to creative sectors 2018-2021
Cristiano Max Pereira Pinheiro, Serje Schmidt, Stephane de Lima Dias, Thomas Czrnhak, Kelly Lunardi, and Lenice Scarpato

Impacts of COVID-19 on Creative Activities in Mexico City
Blanca Garza and Luis Quintana-Romero

Session 5E: Digitization and Innovation II - O'Neill Room A335

Chair: Dong Huang

Money isn't everything: Contracts and revenue models for creators in a digital age
Christian Handke, Bård Kleppe, Trond Erik Lunder, and Ole Marius Hylland

Creation and Development of New Cultural Industries in Cities in the Digital Age: The Case of the Contents Industry Sector from the 1980s to the 2020s
Tomohiro Okada

Selection-Neglect in a Non-Fungible Token Market
William Goetzmann and Dong Huang

Alternative Payment Systems On Music Streaming Platforms
Frederik Juul Jensen

Session 5F: Culture and Development - O'Neill Room A223

Chair: Michael Hutter

Marx Meets Weber: The Dissolution of Communes and the Rise of Religion in China
Shukang Xiao and Pinghan Liang

Artistic cosmopolitanism and territorial embeddedness in rural development policies: building a new centrality with a theatre company in a low-density region
Helena Santos

The effect of cultural consumption on modern economic growth path from human capital regime to cultural capital regime
Shinozaki Tsuyoshi, Anna Mignosa, Isidoro Mazza, Mitsuyoshi Yanagihara, and Minoru Kunizaki

Cultural capital in Netflix’s “Glass Onion”. Creative goods and the theory of endogenous economic growth
Michael Hutter

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