Cultural Policy and Management Yearbook 2014–2015

Cultural Policy and Cultural Politics in the Twenty–First Century – Kevin Robins

State 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 Başaran

Civil 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 Ditchev