The aim of the workshop is to enhance research networking for cultural economics in Asia. It is intended to provide a forum for the development and dissemination of applied cultural economics and in particular applications which draw on various Asian cultural datasets. The following list...

Due to COVID-19 ACEI2020 has been cancelled for this year.

Theme: “Mapping ICT into Transformation for the Next Information Society” Topics coverd include: Wireless Broadband; New Paradigm of Policy and Regulation; ICT and Innovation; Spectrum Management; Convergence in Telecommunications; New Applications: e-Health, m-Health, e-government; ICT and...

As with all prior ITS Ph.D. seminars, the objective of the 2016 event is to share the valuable expertise in the information, communications, and technology sectors represented by leading academics, industry experts and renowned researchers with a selected group of graduate students in a highly...

The objective of the conference is: - To provide a special forum to present and discuss research and development in telecom policy, regulation and management, specially related to Emerging Economies - To facilitate sharing research based knowledge amongst academician and practitioners on several...

The theme of the conference is "Emerging Business Opportunities in Wireless Technology and New Media".

Conference papers will be concerned with all areas of the application of economics to the arts, heritage, media, cultural industries, cultural policy and related areas. Topics: - Art Markets and Cultural Consumption - Creative Clusters and Urban Development - Cultural Entrepreneurship and...

The conference will focus on key challenges in the sector, such as regulatory approaches and regulatory solutions, industry structure, spectrum policy, new multi-player business models, the changing role of consumers and ways to bridge the digital divide.

ACE will sponsor two professional sessions on the morning of Friday January 4. The association president, Earl Grinols, is currently accepting proposals for papers and sessions.

Session 1: Making Markets Work for the Rural Poor Session 2: The Role of Religion in Twentieth Century Political Economy: Insights from Hayek, Knight, Smith, and Viner