Young Researchers Workshop

Young Researchers Workshop: Tuesday, 27 June 2023

All Young Researcher Workshop 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.

Return to Main Schedule

Young Researchers Workshop Schedule

8:00 am	Breakfast & Registration Location: O’Neill First Floor Commons, 10th Street Entrance - Check-In O’Neill Second Floor Atrium - Breakfast Please enter the O'Neill School via the front 10th Street Entrance to receive your name badge at check-in. Check-in will be open 8:00am - 4pm daily.
9:00 am	Keynote: Michael Rushton, Professor, O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs, Indiana University, USA "The place of equality in public funding for the arts" Location: O'Neill Room A201
10:00 am	Parallel A
11:00 am	Parallel B
12:00 pm	Lunch - O'Neill Second Floor Atrium
1:00 pm	Parallel C
2:00 pm	Parallel D
3:00 pm	Roundtable, Young Researchers Workshop Panel: Why I like cultural economics Trine Bille, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark Michael Hutter, WZB Berlin Social Science Center, Germany Carolina dalla Chiesa, Erasmus Rotterdam University, Netherlands Aleksandra Wiśniewska, Warsaw University, Poland Chair: Doug Noonan, Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis, USA Location: O'Neill First Floor Commons

Session and Presenter Details

Parallel A | 10:00am - 11:00am

Session A1: Valuing the Arts I - O'Neill Room A221

Chair: Jen Snowball

Experimental evidence on consumer preferences for music concert ticket bundles
Dylan Thompson

A Study on the Value creation of Japanese Fashion Brands in the Global Market: The Case Study of Urahara-kei Brand “BAPE”
Miyuki Egami

Indigenous folklorist celebrities: The fashion trendsetters that project the ideal self-concept of Bolivian ethnic consumers of fashion
Valeria Salinas-Maceda

Session A2: Digitization and Innovation - O'Neill Room A223

Chair: Jordi McKenzie

Promoting music through user-generated content – TikTok effect on music streaming
Satia Rożynek, Wojciech Hardy, Michał Paliński, and Sophia Gaenssle

What is personalization worth for Netflix users?
Michał Paliński, Bartosz Jusypenko, Wojciech Hardy, and Satia Rożynek

Parallel B | 11:00am - 12:00pm

Session B1: Cultural Policy - O'Neill Room A221

Chair: Michael Rushton

Brazilian National Culture System in practice – a case study of its feasibility
Carlos Beyrodt Paiva Neto

Crafting a market? Australian arts and cultural policy for craft since 1971
Bridie Moran

Session B2: Cultural Industries - O'Neill Room A223

Chairs: Marta Zieba & Chiara dalle Nogare

The work adaptation strategies of South African freelance cultural and creative workers to COVID-19
Fiona Drummond

The Sound of Nepotism: Artistic Prominence, Productivity and Nepotism among Composers
Martin Hørlyk Kristensen and Karol J. Borowiecki

Parallel C | 1:00pm - 2:00pm

Session C1: Valuing the Arts II - O'Neill Room A221

Chair: Andrea Baldin

The creative craft context: how to shape an appreciative creative crafts culture
Marleen Hofland-Mol

How to measure the value of a cultural landscape: the Oporto European capital of culture urban requalification plan
João da Silva and Lígia C. Pinto

Valuing culture through monetary scales and time spent: A comparison for estimating the value of an archaeological heritage site.
Fátima Espinosa

Parallel D | 2:00pm - 3:00pm

Session D1: Cultural Participation - O'Neill Room A221

Chair: Juan Prieto Rodriguez

Boosting cultural capital to increase Cultural Participation and engagement: An experimental approach.
Sergio Orjuela Ruiz

Revisit the myth of long-tail with agent-based models
Cheng Zeng and Shan Jiang

Session D2: Cultural Heritage - O'Neill Room A223

Chair: Silvia Cerisola

Monumental Effects: Symbols of the Lost Cause in the Post-Reconstruction South
Alexander N. Taylor

Culture and Economic Development: Building Cultural Capital Indicators in Peru
Hristo Angelo Tamayo Gamboa

Last updated: 17 July 2023

Center for Cultural Affairs

Young Researchers Workshop