Success story - international rights sales of Australian-authored books

Paul Crosby; Jan Zwar; Airlie Lawson; Sunny Y. Shin

Success story - international rights sales of Australian-authored books

Paul Crosby, Jan Zwar, Airlie Lawson, Sunny Y. Shin

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Abstract

This research aims to establish a systematic overview of contemporary developments and to chart the development of the Australian industry’s rights sales capabilities over recent decades. It also seeks to identify how the Australian book industry can build on its success in a sustained way, and how investment, policy and industry responses can increase opportunities for Australian authors and publishers. Findings will be particularly useful in guiding the recovery of the sector and its critical relationships following the disruptions to international exchange caused by COVID-19.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	North Ryde, NSW
Publisher	Macquarie University
Commissioning body	Australia Council for the Arts and the Copyright Agency
Number of pages	96
ISBN (Electronic)	9781741384819, 9781741384826
Publication status	Published - 2021

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Uncovering demand for Australian books overseas
Crosby, P. (Participant), Zwar, J. (Participant), Lawson, A. (Participant), Shin, S. (Participant) & Throsby, D. (Participant)
Impact: Culture impacts, Economy impacts, Policy impacts

1 Article

The economic and cultural value of the Australian book industry deserves more government support
Crosby, P., Throsby, D. & Zwar, J., 20 Sept 2022, The Conversation.
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Success story - international rights sales of Australian-authored books

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Uncovering demand for Australian books overseas

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The economic and cultural value of the Australian book industry deserves more government support

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