Economia della Cultura aims to explore the economic dimension of art and culture both in Italy and at the international level. It is divided into four sections: a monographic section dedicated to very relevant topics, a multi-thematic section providing the contributions of students, researchers and specialists; a section providing the analysis of the documents related to the monographic issue; and a section dedicated to book reviews concerned with the latest Italian and international publishing production. Website: www.economiadellacultura.it.
Scientific board Pierre-Jean Benghozi, Françoise Benhamou, Alessandro Bollo, Lluis Bonet, Maurizio Carta, Lorenzo Casini, Philippe Chantepie, Innocenzo Cipolletta, Raffaello De Ruggieri, Rod Fischer, Carlo Fontana, Carlo Fuortes, Francesco Giambrone, Xavier Greffe, Pier Luigi Sacco, Severino Salvemini, Giovanna Segre, David Throsby, Giuliano Volpe Editorial board Lucio Argano, Flavia Barca, Maria Grazia Bellisario, Claudio Bocci, Carla Bodo, Giovanna Castelli, Marco Causi, Annalisa Cicerchia, Francesca Cominelli, Madel Crasta, Martina De Luca, Guido Ferilli, Alessandro Leon, Gian Paolo Manzella, Pierluigi Montalbano, Giuseppe Richeri, Ludovico Solima, Antonio Taormina Editor in chief Pietro Antonio Valentino Co-editor Celestino Spada Editorial office Sabrina Filacchioni
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