Research in the Economics of the Arts, Culture and Heritage (REACH)

The Research in the Economics of the Arts, Culture and Heritage (REACH) network conduct applied research in the economics of the arts and culture including, the creative economy, culture in sustainable development, arts’ professionals, demand for cultural goods and services, evaluation of cultural heritage, copyright and digital rights management and the impact of digital distribution platforms.

The REACH network has an extraordinary record of international collaborative activities involving universities, international organisations, federal and state government agencies, NGOs, and business corporations in the arts and culture including UNESCO, the World Bank, the Australia Council for the Arts; and the Australian Federal Government.