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Dorota Ilczuk is an economist, Professor and theoretician of management in culture and creative industries. She is a precursor of the development of the Economics of Culture as a scientific discipline. She is also Head of the Creative Economy Research Centre and Head of the Master programme in Cultural Studies: Manager - Agent - Producer (MAP) at the SWPS (University of Social Sciences) in Warsaw. She is the founder and long-term President of the Pro Cultura foundation, as well as a member of the European Cultural Parliament and Scientific Council of the Public Library of the City of Warsaw. Furthermore, she holds the position of Vice Chair of the Assembly of Compendium Experts (ACE). Ilczuk is interested in the civil society issues, creative economy, labour market of artists and the role of producers in the creative economy. She conducts classes in cultural economics, creative industries and cultural policies.

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Coordinator of the Creative Economy Research Center at the SWPS University in Warsaw and associate of the research company “Zrobmy Badanie”. PhD student at SWPS University in Warsaw in the discipline of cultural studies. Deals with issues of the art market. A graduate of postgraduate studies of cultural managers. Involved in various research projects on the situation of artists, for example Estimating the Number of Artists, Creators and Performers in Poland. Author and co-author of publications in the field of cultural policy and the culture economics.

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Maciej Kozieł is a doctoral student at the Doctoral School at SWPS University, specializing in Cultural and Religious Studies. He is a graduate of cultural studies at the same institution, with a specialization in Management, Agent, and Producer. Researcher in the fields of culture and the creative economy and has collaborated on numerous research projects related to CCS (Cultural and Creative Industries).