Independent Republic Of Culture : Cultural Policy And Management Research Centre (KPY) Yearbook

Between Precarity and Resilience: Is An Independent Republic of Culture Possible? –Serhan Ada • Independence or Competition? Art Workers in Slovenia – Katja Praznik • Unpacking Conflictual Consensus in Berlin's Cultural Policy-making – Friederike Landau • BFAMFAPhD: On the Cultural Value Debate and Artists Report Back – Caroline Woolard • Art in the Age of Social Activism – Sohrab Mahdavi • The Independent Creative Sector in Palestine Today – Fatin Farhat • Morocco: Culture, Politics, and Other Little Dreams – Dounia Benslimane • A Storm is Blowing from Saadiyat Island – MTL Collective • A Detailed Analysis of the Private/Independent Theatre Scene in Istanbul – Yeşim Tonga Uriarte • The Guantanamo Bay Museum: Between Precarity and Resiliency – Ian Alan Paul • ArtLeaks: Possibilities of Struggle for Labor Rights and Emancipation in the Art Filed – Vladan Jeremić, Corina L. Apostol