Serhat Kayma
Biographic Data
| ID | 3042985 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Serhat Kayma |
| GIVEN NAMES | Serhat |
| FAMILY NAME | Kayma |
| SIGNATURE | KAYMA S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hacettepe University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4096-1546 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Taming the Trojan Horse: How Turkish Foreign Policy Can Reconceptualize Unesco’s Neoliberal Cultural Agenda
Re-reading the darkest side of the story: Creative industries, cultural work and the formation of young employees under the hegemony of late capitalism in Turkey
This article explores the ongoing relations between creative industries, cultural work and the formation of young Turkish creative professionals’ self- realization practices under the existing conditions of Turkey’s ‘neo authoritarian’ liberalism. Drawing on the relational work perspective from economic sociology and semi-structured interviews with the study’s respondents (N:120), this article will be headed towards the reconsideration of social,…
Bodies in alliance: Rethinking cultural and economic logics of social media celebrity constitution in Turkey's new media ecosystem
This article examines the cultural and economic logics of social media celebrity constitution under the contemporary conditions of advanced capitalism. Although the past two decades have witnessed a great deal of interest in the constitution of social media celebrities in the new media ecosystem, little research directly deals with the constitution of this kind of ‘statue’ and contemporary capitalism nexus. In this sense, the present article, thr…
Is development possible without cultural policies? Rethinking creative industries and sustainable development in the case of Turkey
This study aims to reconsider the cultural and creative industries’ role within the sustainable development of Turkey. Although Turkey is one of the most important countries in cultural and creative industries ecosystem, she’s facing some significant problems such as insufficient creative human sources, lack of well-tailored cultural policies and maybe most importantly, the culture’s implicit role in the sustainable development of Turkey. For a p…
From state-controlled media to video-on-demand platforms: Rethinking global cultural flows and television viewers’ changing habits in the case of Turkey
This study aims to open a discussion on the changing face of cultural imperialism within the context of contemporary capitalism’s conditions and the changing habits of Turkish television viewers. Although the past two decades have witnessed a growing interest in both the changing patterns of television viewing habits and viewers’ class status, this process has focused almost exclusively on the West and specifically Euro-American metropolitan view…
Bodies in alliance: Rethinking cultural and economic logics of social media celebrity constitution in Turkey's new media ecosystem
This article examines the cultural and economic logics of social media celebrity constitution under the contemporary conditions of advanced capitalism. Although the past two decades have witnessed a great deal of interest in the constitution of social media celebrities in the new media ecosystem, little research directly deals with the constitution of this kind of ‘statue’ and contemporary capitalism nexus. In this sense, the present article, thr…
From state-controlled media to video-on-demand platforms: Rethinking global cultural flows and television viewers’ changing habits in the case of Turkey
This study aims to open a discussion on the changing face of cultural imperialism within the context of contemporary capitalism’s conditions and the changing habits of Turkish television viewers. Although the past two decades have witnessed a growing interest in both the changing patterns of television viewing habits and viewers’ class status, this process has focused almost exclusively on the West and specifically Euro-American metropolitan view…
Is development possible without cultural policies? Rethinking creative industries and sustainable development in the case of Turkey
This study aims to reconsider the cultural and creative industries’ role within the sustainable development of Turkey. Although Turkey is one of the most important countries in cultural and creative industries ecosystem, she’s facing some significant problems such as insufficient creative human sources, lack of well-tailored cultural policies and maybe most importantly, the culture’s implicit role in the sustainable development of Turkey. For a p…
From state-controlled media to video-on-demand platforms: Rethinking global cultural flows and television viewers’ changing habits in the case of Turkey
This study aims to open a discussion on the changing face of cultural imperialism within the context of contemporary capitalism’s conditions and the changing habits of Turkish television viewers. Although the past two decades have witnessed a growing interest in both the changing patterns of television viewing habits and viewers’ class status, this process has focused almost exclusively on the West and specifically Euro-American metropolitan view…
Bodies in alliance: Rethinking cultural and economic logics of social media celebrity constitution in Turkey's new media ecosystem
This article examines the cultural and economic logics of social media celebrity constitution under the contemporary conditions of advanced capitalism. Although the past two decades have witnessed a great deal of interest in the constitution of social media celebrities in the new media ecosystem, little research directly deals with the constitution of this kind of ‘statue’ and contemporary capitalism nexus. In this sense, the present article, thr…
Re-reading the darkest side of the story: Creative industries, cultural work and the formation of young employees under the hegemony of late capitalism in Turkey
This article explores the ongoing relations between creative industries, cultural work and the formation of young Turkish creative professionals’ self- realization practices under the existing conditions of Turkey’s ‘neo authoritarian’ liberalism. Drawing on the relational work perspective from economic sociology and semi-structured interviews with the study’s respondents (N:120), this article will be headed towards the reconsideration of social,…
Taming the Trojan Horse: How Turkish Foreign Policy Can Reconceptualize Unesco’s Neoliberal Cultural Agenda
Political science (4 works) · Turkish (4 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Capitalism (2 works) · Creative industries (2 works) · Creativity (2 works) · Cultural Industries and Urban Development (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Law (2 works)