Chapter 1 Introduction: Turkish Cultural Policies in a Global World—Circulations, Territories, and Actors

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

Chapter 3 Post-Ottoman Heritage(s), “Kemalist” Tourism and Cultural Policies in the Balkans

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

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

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

Chapter 8 The Dream of a Village: The Yeşil Yayla Festival and the Making of a World of Culture in the Town of Arhavi

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

Chapter 10 World Heritage Manufacture in Turkey and the Introduction of a New Public Policy System