Cultural Policy And Management Yearbook 2014-2015

Twenty-First Century - Kevin RobinsState • Transforming Cultural institutions: Searching for Viable Models - Nina Obuljen Kor^zinek • UK Arts and Culture Policy in 2015 - Christopher Gordon • Negotiating the Governmentality of Film in the UK - Richard Paterson • Kazakhstan’s Way – 2050 - Terry Sandell - A Centralised Decentralisation: Turkish Cultural Heritage Sector - Daniel David Shoup, Sara Bonini Baraldi, Luca Zan • Transformation of Cultural Policy in Turkey? - Asu Aksoy, Burcu Yasemin Şeyben • State Support in Cinema and Censorship - Pelin BaşaranCivil Society • ‘Commons’ Politics and its Political Potential after the Gezi Resistance - Zeyno Pekünlü • Gezi Park Protests in the Light of Pluralism - Cengiz Aktar • The Failure of a Project: Gezi Park, and More - Vasıf Kortun • The Gezi of the Fans: ACAB, Anti-X and Politicisation - Tanıl Bora • #occupylove - Rasim Erdem Avşar • Protesting into the Void: Bulgarian Citizens Discover Impunity - Ivaylo DitchevOpen SpaceCrossing Borders: Cultural Policy Research and the Politics of Development - Jonathan Vickery • Management of Public Funds to Artists and Cultural Organisations - Charles Vallerand, Azadeh Lessard • Shopping Malls as Cultural Spaces - Özlem Canyürek • A Letter from Syria - Liwaa YazjiObituaryÖzgür Uçkan as an Intellectual - Serhan Ada • In Memory of Dr. Özgür Uçkan - Erkan SakaReviewsThe ‘Design Strategy Document and Action Plan’ - Gökçe Dervişoğlu Okandan • To Each His Own Cinema - Ares Shporta • Syriza’s Cultural Policy - Theodora Tsitoura • Museums, Technology and Democracy - Çiğdem Artan • Inventory of Intangible Cultural Heritage in Biosphere Reserves - Lluís Garcia Petit • The 18th IFOAM World Organic Congress - Buğday Association • ‘They’ - Nihan Dalbeler