Douglas Noonan
Biographic Data
| ID | 3620448 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Douglas Noonan |
| GIVEN NAMES | Douglas |
| FAMILY NAME | Noonan |
| SIGNATURE | NOONAN D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Indiana University – Purdue University Indianapolis |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
From intuition to evidence
Cultural economics can provide a stronger rationale for government support of the arts. An economic justification for public funding for cultural institutions typically invokes positive externalities, yet the empirical base for cultural spillovers remains weak. We outline the challenges in quantifying social returns to cultural participation and propose a framework and an empirical research agenda to improve the policy relevance of cultural econo…
Sharing the Stage
This paper examines and compares the funding distribution inequities in arts organizations across three different funding institutions-government grantmaking, charitable contributions, and crowdfunding-through different inequity measures. Based on three different datasets including the National Endowment for the Arts grants data, National Center for Charitable Statistics data, and Kickstarter crowdfunding data starting in 2009, we find that compa…
For a new cultural economics
Pommerehne Prize, President’s Prize and Young Researchers Workshop Best Paper Award
Participation and non-participation in Fema's Community Rating System (CRS) program
Entrepreneurship among Nonprofit Arts Organizations
Nonprofit entrepreneurship is largely viewed through the lens of commercialization, overshadowing other ways that entrepreneurship manifests within the sector. One such way involves nonprofits ' tendency to meet workforce needs by substituting flexible for wage labor, which may be especially attractive to arts organizations given the proclivity of workers in this sector to be self‐employed. The authors examine the use of flexible versus wage labo…
Managing contested greenspace
Dog parks present an emerging class or urban environmental amenities. In order to develop a better understanding of dog parks, this article applies existing literature regarding urban parks and common pool resource (CPR) management to off-leash recreation areas. We develop a typology dog-park management and build upon a survey of 298 dog park users of a major dog park. We test the relationship between the perception of the park as a successfully …
Managing contested greenspace
Dog parks present an emerging class or urban environmental amenities. In order to develop a better understanding of dog parks, this article applies existing literature regarding urban parks and common pool resource (CPR) management to off-leash recreation areas. We develop a typology dog-park management and build upon a survey of 298 dog park users of a major dog park. We test the relationship between the perception of the park as a successfully …
Hot spots regulation and environmental justice
Ecology and valuation
Entrepreneurship among Nonprofit Arts Organizations
Nonprofit entrepreneurship is largely viewed through the lens of commercialization, overshadowing other ways that entrepreneurship manifests within the sector. One such way involves nonprofits ' tendency to meet workforce needs by substituting flexible for wage labor, which may be especially attractive to arts organizations given the proclivity of workers in this sector to be self‐employed. The authors examine the use of flexible versus wage labo…
Sharing the Stage
This paper examines and compares the funding distribution inequities in arts organizations across three different funding institutions-government grantmaking, charitable contributions, and crowdfunding-through different inequity measures. Based on three different datasets including the National Endowment for the Arts grants data, National Center for Charitable Statistics data, and Kickstarter crowdfunding data starting in 2009, we find that compa…
Managing contested greenspace
Dog parks present an emerging class or urban environmental amenities. In order to develop a better understanding of dog parks, this article applies existing literature regarding urban parks and common pool resource (CPR) management to off-leash recreation areas. We develop a typology dog-park management and build upon a survey of 298 dog park users of a major dog park. We test the relationship between the perception of the park as a successfully …
Ecology and valuation
Hot spots regulation and environmental justice
Managing contested greenspace
Dog parks present an emerging class or urban environmental amenities. In order to develop a better understanding of dog parks, this article applies existing literature regarding urban parks and common pool resource (CPR) management to off-leash recreation areas. We develop a typology dog-park management and build upon a survey of 298 dog park users of a major dog park. We test the relationship between the perception of the park as a successfully …
Managing contested greenspace
Dog parks present an emerging class or urban environmental amenities. In order to develop a better understanding of dog parks, this article applies existing literature regarding urban parks and common pool resource (CPR) management to off-leash recreation areas. We develop a typology dog-park management and build upon a survey of 298 dog park users of a major dog park. We test the relationship between the perception of the park as a successfully …
Entrepreneurship among Nonprofit Arts Organizations
Nonprofit entrepreneurship is largely viewed through the lens of commercialization, overshadowing other ways that entrepreneurship manifests within the sector. One such way involves nonprofits ' tendency to meet workforce needs by substituting flexible for wage labor, which may be especially attractive to arts organizations given the proclivity of workers in this sector to be self‐employed. The authors examine the use of flexible versus wage labo…
Participation and non-participation in Fema's Community Rating System (CRS) program
Pommerehne Prize, President’s Prize and Young Researchers Workshop Best Paper Award
For a new cultural economics
Sharing the Stage
This paper examines and compares the funding distribution inequities in arts organizations across three different funding institutions-government grantmaking, charitable contributions, and crowdfunding-through different inequity measures. Based on three different datasets including the National Endowment for the Arts grants data, National Center for Charitable Statistics data, and Kickstarter crowdfunding data starting in 2009, we find that compa…
From intuition to evidence
Cultural economics can provide a stronger rationale for government support of the arts. An economic justification for public funding for cultural institutions typically invokes positive externalities, yet the empirical base for cultural spillovers remains weak. We outline the challenges in quantifying social returns to cultural participation and propose a framework and an empirical research agenda to improve the policy relevance of cultural econo…
Economics (9 works) · Political science (7 works) · Environmental resource management (5 works) · Law (5 works) · The arts (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Cultural Industries and Urban Development (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Cultural economics (3 works)