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Dr Paul Crosby is a Senior Lecturer in Economics at Macquarie Business School, Macquarie University. He is an applied microeconomist whose research examines how digital technologies are reshaping cultural and creative industries. His research is published in leading international peer-reviewed journals and has informed cultural policy and industry practice, including contributions to the Australian Government’s National Cultural Policy. It has also attracted international media coverage in outlets such as The Wall Street Journal, Fortune, The Independent, The Guardian, The Sydney Morning Herald, ABC TV and Radio, and The Conversation. He regularly presents his research at invited seminars and conferences internationally and has been a visiting scholar at New York University and the University of Melbourne. He currently serves as Executive Secretary-Treasurer of the Association for Cultural Economics International, contributing to the leadership of a global research community spanning academia, policy, and practice. Email / CV / Research Profile / Google Scholar / X / LinkedIn |
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