ECONOMICS OF CULTURE - DOROTA ILCZUK

The book "Economics of Culture" by Dorota Ilczuk is a fascinating journey through the world of relationships between culture and economics. The author, drawing on her extensive, over 20 years of research experience, presents a comprehensive analysis of economic phenomena in culture and its industries. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the role of culture in the modern market economy.

• The first Polish monograph on the economics of culture as a scientific discipline.
• The analysis is placed in a broader context of theories related to economics and social policy.
• The results of the latest empirical research increase the educational value of the publication.
• Encourages a constructive discussion on the role of culture in the modern market economy.
• Addressed to students, doctoral students and research staff.
• Will interest people involved in the organization and financing of cultural activities.

Dorota Ilczuk, professor at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, is a recognized expert in the field of cultural economics. Her work is a pioneering study that fills a gap in Polish scientific literature. This book is the result of years of research and analysis, as well as the author's commitment to the development of this young discipline. This publication is not only a valuable source of knowledge, but also an inspiration for further research and reflection on the role of culture in society.

This book is addressed to a wide audience - from students and doctoral students, through research staff, to people involved in the organization and financing of cultural activities. Anyone who wants to deepen their knowledge of cultural economics will find in this publication a solid theoretical basis and practical advice. The author explains complex issues in an accessible way, referring to specific examples and case studies. This makes the reading not only informative, but also inspiring.

Cultural economics is a field that is becoming increasingly important in today's world. Culture plays a key role in social and economic development, and understanding the economic mechanisms that govern it is essential for making sound political and economic decisions. Dorota Ilczuk's book is an excellent introduction to this fascinating field, offering the reader comprehensive knowledge and tools for analyzing cultural phenomena in an economic context.

This publication is not only an academic textbook, but also an invitation to a dialogue on the role of culture in the modern world. The author raises questions about the value of culture, its impact on social and economic development, and about ways of financing and managing cultural activities. This book is a must-read for anyone who wants to actively participate in shaping the future of culture in Poland and the world.