Literature
- Baumol, William / Bowen, William (1966): Performing Arts – The economic Dilemma, Cambridge: 20th Century Fond
- Becker, Howard (1982): Art Worlds, Berkeley: University of California Press
- Blau, Judith (1992): The Shape of Culture, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press
- Bourdieu, Pierre (1992): The Rules of Art: Genesis and Structure of the Literary Field, Stanford: Stanford University Press
- Caves, Richard (2000): Creative Industries. Contracts between Art and Commerce, Cambridge: Harvard University Press
- Crane, Diana (1992): The Production of Culture, Newbury Park: Sage
- Frey, Bruno / Pommerehne, Werner (1989): Muses and Markets. Explorations in the Economics of the Arts, Oxford: Basil Blackwell
- Hasitschka, Werner / Tschmuck, Peter / Zembylas, Tasos (2005): "Cultural Institutions Studies: Investigating the Transformation of Cultural Goods", in: The Journal of Arts Management, Law and Society, Vol. 35/ Nr.2, p.147-158
- Hesmondhalgh, David (2002): The Culture Industries, London: Sage
- Klamer, Arjo (Hg.) (1996): The Value of Culture. On the Relationship between Economics and Arts, Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press
- Luhmann, Niklas (2000): Art as Social System. Stanford: Stanford University Press
- Ray, Larry / Sayer, Andrew (Hg.) (1999): Culture and Economy after the Cultural Turn, London: Sage
- Throsby, David (2001): Economics and Culture, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press
- Tschmuck, Peter (2006): Creativity and Innovation in the Music Industry, Amsterdam: Springer
- Zembylas, Tasos (2004): Kulturbetriebslehre. Begründung einer Inter-Disziplin, Wiesbaden: VS-Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften (only in German available)
- Zembylas, Tasos (2005): "Epistemology and Cultural Economics", in: Homo Oeconomicus, Vol. 22/Nr. 3, p.425-440.
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