Turkish Cultural Policies in a Global World

1. Introduction: Turkish Cultural Policies in a Global World—Circulations, Territories, and Actors
Muriel Girard, Jean-François Polo, Clémence Scalbert-Yücel

Part I. The Kemalist Legacy

2. Circulation of Humanism and Classicism During the Second World War in Turkey: The Case of the Painters’ Homeland Tours (1938–1946)
Bengü Aydın Dikmen

3. Post-Ottoman Heritage(s), “Kemalist” Tourism and Cultural Policies in the Balkans
Olivier Givre, Pierre Sintès

Part II. Cultural Policy Under the AKP’s Leadership

4. Turkish Cultural Policy: In Search of a New Model?
Jean-François Polo

5. Converted Spaces, Converted Meanings: Looking at New Cultural Spaces in Istanbul through a Cultural Policy Lens
Ayça İnce

6. Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality Art and Vocational Training Courses: A Matrix for Reviving Arts and Handicrafts, Constructing Local Values, and Reworking National Culture
Muriel Girard

7. “Cultural Action” as Mode of Domination: Islamic Businessmen’s International Trade Fair and Configurations of Turkey’s Cultural Model
Dilek Yankaya

Part III. Territorial Cultural Policies

8. The Dream of a Village: The Yeşil Yayla Festival and the Making of a World of Culture in the Town of Arhavi
Clémence Scalbert-Yücel

9. Tradition Makers. The Recognition Process of a Local Dance: From the Village to the Institutions
Lydia Zeghmar

10. World Heritage Manufacture in Turkey and the Introduction of a New Public Policy System
Julien Boucly

Nyckelord: Political Science and International Relations, Public Policy, Cultural Policy and Politics, Sociology of Culture, Cultural Management, Cultural Studies, Cultural Heritage