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..., Iğsız argues, beyond being a site of memory, also crystallizes larger dynamics of cultural policy and recognition of alterity. Concentrating on the European Union Cultural Policy and the Istanbul 2010 ECoC, two official institutions that fund the museum, Iğsız analyzes the transnational dynamics...

... is connected to the idea of citizenship and rights to culture. By looking at the debates around the establishment of a ministry of culture in the early 1970s and 1990s, this article sheds light on the formulation of cultural policies in Lebanon. Copyright © 2018 Duke University Press 2018 Ministry...

...-called enlightened conditions and torture. Egyptian security forces policy on culture and the arts. Hosni was known have been identified by Human Rights Watch in his early career for opposing the ulema and as committing mass human rights abuses...

...Götz Nordbruch The rise of the Nazi regime in Germany left clear marks on the Lebanese and Syrian publics. While some were fascinated by the strength of the Nazi movement and its political visions, others vehemently questioned its ideological premises and repressive policies. This article...

... domination. Both the filiation and the packaging of the knowledge made it suspect and irrelevant to postcolonial societies. But until today the two axiomatic assumptions of knowledge production, policy-oriented/problem-solving research and/or academic research (reduced mainly to humanities), are being...

...Veena Das Das discusses region as a source of theory and raises concerns about the current state of scholarship, especially (1) the censorship of ideas made possible by government control over research along with a public culture that is increasingly intolerant of differences in interpretation...

... and civilizational theorists. This alternative perspective is useful to grasp the powerful new social reality in the form of militant Islam that has been unleashed since the end of the Cold War: altering culture, language, social, and political policy, while targeting women in many Muslim-majority societies. I argue...

... to different anxieties, different   Comparative than moralistic micromanaging of the poor. political cultures. The Ontario policy empha- Asia,   Studies Those who are most affected by these eligibil- sizes policing and micromanaging, whereas...

... imperial policies that seemed to offer the subject populations more representation, and therefore more participation in governance. He is not concerned with liberalism as a school of political philosophy. The notion of “liberal empire,” however, is untenable as a characterization of the British Empire...

... and Ziad Abu-Rish, among others, who have punctured the historiographic hegemony of laissez-faire ideology. 10 It begins by introducing the laissez-faire conception of national identity and economic policy in Lebanon's postindependence era. It then explores the institutional and cultural origins...

..., lobbying government of- than faith- based charities and services For ficials for policy change, and pressing govern- Baqer Al- Najjar, though, the newness of civil ments to be more accountable. society organizations and their recently estab- Structurally, given the social, cultural, Civil...

...Nilay Özok-Gündoğan Özok-Gündoğan’s article examines the Ottoman state’s policy toward the hereditary yurtluk-ocaklik lands under the control of the Kurdish emirs in the mid-nineteenth century. Within the Tanzimat context, the Ottoman state set out to abolish this particular landownership pattern...

... . Philadelphia : Temple University Press , 2008 . Butler Judith . “ What Is Critique? An Essay on Foucault’s Virtue .” Transversal, EIPCP (European Institution for Progressive Cultural Policies) , May 2001 . eipcp.net/transversal/0806/butler/en . Certeau Michel de . The Writing...

... and popular films. ways various art forms in the last few decades - but Cheran’s paper studies literature as a sociological especially after 1956 - came to terms with the tension phenomenon and relates art forms to the social and or- between a forceful Sinhalese Buddhist cultural policy ganizational...

... is that it links republican reform policy to in Dmitri Kabalevsky’s The Mighty Homeland. In early Soviet cultural policies at a time when the light of these trends, Saygun’s Yunus Emre Orato- Soviet collapse signaled an end to such heavy- rio can be experienced as a spiritually...

... literary a non-human? Now that Caliban has learned Prospero’s systems. Both of these are underpinned by a colonial language and even won Bookers and the Nobel using it, past that bequeathed not only a common educational does this imprecation still hold true? This brings us to and cultural policy...

... inimical to progress. Generally, this model explains the rise In all these countries, nationalist ideologues of diverse cultural movements in the contem- and policy makers did not confine their activi- porary Middle East. Liberal and secular...

..., “Cultural Policies and the Isla­ dar sinema-ye Iran,” in “Iranian Cinema Annual 1379,” Women in Iranian Cinema since 1979,” in The New Ira- mic Republic: Cinema and Book Publication,” Inter- ed. Hadi Chapardar, supplement to Film, no. 265 (AH nian Cinema: Politics, Representation, and Identity, ed...

... stepped ists. A colonial regime could not have pursued aside for patriotic concerns, in order to avoid a similarly radical cultural policy, even if it internal strife. Distancing Turkey from Islam wanted to. Rather, the colonial administrators...