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51.
Entertainment pirates: Determinants of piracy in the software, music and movie industries
International Journal of Arts Management
2005 : FALL; VOL 8:1, p. 33-47
 2005 Proserpio, L.
Salvemini, S.
Ghiringhelli, V.
52.
Expert judgment versus public opinion – Evidence from the Eurovision Song Contest
Journal of Cultural Economics
2005 : FEB, VOL 29:1, p. 59-78
 2005 Haan, M.A.
Dijkstra, S.G.
Dijkstra, P.T.
53.
State subsidies and repertoire conventionality in the non-profit English theatre sector: An econometric analysis
Journal of Cultural Economics
2005 : FEB, VOL 29:1, p. 35-57
 2005 O'Hagan, J.
Neligan, A.
54.
Employing travel time to compare the value of competing cultural organizations
Journal of Cultural Economics
2005 : FEB, VOL 29:1, p. 19-33
 2005 Boter, J.
Rouwendal, J.
Wedel, M.
55.
Does corporate philanthropy exist?: Business giving to the arts in the U.K.
Journal of Business Ethics
2004 : OCT I, VOL. 54:2, p. 149-161
 2004 Moir, L.
Taffler, R.
56.
Do people really care about the arts for future generations?
Journal of Cultural Economics
2004 : NOV, VOL 28:4, p. 275-284
 2004 Brooks, A.C.
57.
Are small recipients overlooked by sponsors? An empirical note
Journal of Cultural Economics
2004 : MAY, VOL. 28:2, p. 143-156
 2004 Frank, B.
Geppert, K.
58.
Haves and have-nots: investment capital among performing arts presenters in the United States
International Journal of Arts Management
2004 : WINTER, VOL. 6:2, p. 54-65
 2004 Hager, M. A.
Pollak, T. H.
59.
Arts, culture and business: a relationship transformation, a nascent field
International Journal of Arts Management
2004 : FALL, VOL. 7:1, p. 57-69
 2004 McNicholas, B.
60.
The entrepreneurial artist as marketer: drawing from the smaller-firm literature
International Journal of Arts Management
2004 : FALL, VOL. 7:1, p. 9-21
 2004 Fillis, I.
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