Data Christiane Hellmanzik

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Curriculum Vitae

Prof. Christiane Hellmanzik is a Professor at TU Dortmund. Prof. Hellmanzik received a PhD from Trinity College Dublin (Ireland), a MA from University College Dublin (Ireland), and a BSc in Economics from the University of Maastricht (the Netherlands). She was an Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Hamburg (Germany) and a Post-Doc at the University of Heidelberg (Germany). Her research interests lie in the areas of labour economics and trade, with a particular interest in creative production, digitisation, migration, peer effects, international trade, and the role of virtual proximity for global integration. Her most recent research projects deal with the role of the internet for international trade in services as well as the production by historic writers.

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Publications

Publications in Refereed Journals

Taking gravity online: the role of virtual proximity in international finance, Journal of International Money and Finance, forthcoming, with Martin Schmitz
Historic art exhibitions and modern day auction results, Research in Economics, 70 (3) 2016.
The impact of cultural exceptions: audiovisual services trade and trade policy (forthcoming), Applied Economics Letters, with Martin Schmitz.
Virtual proximity and audiovisual services trade, European Economic Review, Vol. 77, pp. 82-101, July 2015, with Martin Schmitz.
Does travel inspire? Evidence from the superstars of modern art, Empirical Economics, 45(1):281-303. August 2013.
Democracy and economic outcomes: evidence from the superstars of modern art, European Journal of Political Economy, 30: 58-69, June 2013, mentioned in The Boston Globe.
Location matters: Estimating cluster premiums for prominent modern artists, European Economic Review, 54(2):199-218, February 2010
Artistic Styles: revisiting the analysis of modern artists’ careers, Journal of Cultural Economics, 33(3):201-32, August 2009
Clustering and migration of important visual artists: Broad historical evidence (2008), joint with John O'Hagan, Historical Methods, 40(3):121-136

Publications in Books

Prominent modern artists: determinants of creativity, Chapter in The Whiley Handbook of Genius. Edited by D. K. Simonton, June 2014.

Working Paper(s)

Taking gravity online: the role of virtual proximity in international finance, ECB Working Paper No. 1879, with Martin Schmitz. Coverage on voxeu.org.
Creative production and peer effects: evidence from the exodus of superstar painters from Paris - submitted.
“Demography and the Art Market” joint with James Goodwin - submitted.
“The gravity of economics – migration and citation ows in Economics” joint with Lukas Kuld - work in progress.
“Peer effects in Economics” joint with Lukas Kuld, work in progress.
“Trade in services and its determinants – a disaggregated approach” joint with Martin Schmitz - work in progress.
“On the estimation of age-valuation proles” joint with Douglas Hodgson and John Galbraith - work in progress.
“The impact of the internet on the international art market” - work in progress.
"Convergence in Political Preferences and the EU Single Market" joint with Maren Kaliske and Jens Wrona - work in progress.
"Money can buy you clverness. Public funding for software firms and it’s effects on innovation outputs" joint with Vanessa Hellwig - work in progress.