KPY Yearbook

The Editorial Board

• Prof. Dr. Murat Güvenç, BİLGİ- Member of Board of Trustees
• Yrd. Dr. Serhan Ada, (Editor of first Issue), BİLGİ- Cultural Management Department- Director
• Dr. Cas Smithuijsen, Director, Boekmanstichting, Erasmus University, Rotherdam
• Philipp Dietachmair, Central Project Manager, European Cultural Foundation
• Osman Kavala, Director, Anadolu Kultur
• Femie Willems, Expert, Advisor City of Nieuwegein- Advisor, Dutch Municipal
• H.Ayca İnce, Project of Legal Cultural Policy Strategies- Project Coordinator, BİLGİ- Project Coordinator
• U. Zumray Kutlu, Project of Legal Cultural Policy Strategies- Project Coordinator, Anadolu Kultur

The Yearbook can be contacted at the following address

Istanbul Bilgi University, Santral Campus
Cultural Policy and Management Unit

Ms. Ayca Ince ( MA , MSc )
Kazim Karabekir Cad. No:1
34060 Eyup Istanbul/Turkey

Phone: +90 212 311 7583
Web site: http://map.bilgi.edu.tr/cam.htm
E-Mail: aycai@bilgi.edu.tr / KPYearbook@bilgi.edu.tr

Submission Guidelines for Authors

• Authors are requested to ensure that these guidelines are followed before they submit an article to the Yearbook for publication.
• Submissions should be either in Turkish or in English.
• The contributions must be original, previously unpublished material.
• Submissions must not already be under consideration for any other publication.
• The length of submissions should not exceed 6000 words for articles and 3,000 words for other items (e.g. book/conference reviews), including endnotes and references. Submissions exceeding the word limit will be considered only in exceptional circumstances.
• Submissions should include five keywords.
• Papers should be accompanied by short bios (about 50 words) of author.
• All papers should be submitted electronically, preferably in Microsoft Word document format.
• Endnotes and references: Endnotes should be numbered consecutively and double-spaced on a separate, attached sheet. Reference citations within the text should consist of the authors’ last name and the date of publication, enclosed within parentheses, and should be inserted before the punctuation. If several citations are needed, separate them with semicolons, and list alphabetically. Give the page number only if necessary. If the authors’ name has just been listed in the text, the date in the parenthesis is sufficient. If two or more works of the author have the same year, distinguish them by placing a, b. etc., after the year. Use “et. al.” for works by four and more authors.

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Jameson, F. 1991. Postmodernism or the Cultural Logic of Late Capitalism. Durham: Duke University Press.

O’Sullivan, T. 2007. “Sounding Boards: Performing Arts Organisations and the Internet Forum”. International Journal of Arts Management. Vol.9, no.3, p. 65-77.

Rhodes, R. A.W. 2000. “Governance and public administration,” in Debating Governance: Authority, Steering and Democracy, J. Pierre. Ed. Oxford: Oxford University Press, p. 55-90.

The initial appraisal of all submissions will be carried out on an anonymous basis; the final decision regarding publication of a paper rests with the discretion of Editorial Board.

NB: The Cultural Policy and Management Unit is not responsible for the content or production of the Yearbook, nor do the views and opinions expressed therein necessarily reflect those of the Unit or its members.

Call for Papers
KPY Cultural Policy & Management Yearbook 2 (2010)

The second edition of the KPY Cultural Policy and Management Yearbook calls for the submission of academic articles and book reviews on cultural policy and management approaches to ‘Social Diversity and Cultural Participation’. Papers to be published in the 2010 edition should explore the proposed theme within the national (Turkish) and/or European context.

Academic work discussing the impact and achievements of cultural diversity (and related policies) in patterns of cultural supply and demand as well as the role of arts management and cultural policies in multi-ethnic and multi-religious societies are especially welcome. The second issue of the KPY Yearbook also encourages contributions which explore the challenges of cultural management and policy-making in socio-economic transition and political turbulence.

The overall topic of the special thematic dossier of the second issue is ‘Diversity and Participation’. Papers published under this heading might reflect on:

• The political and historical factors, and legal and philosophical debates, which conform or conflict with cultural diversity and participation;
• The role of arts and culture in democracy, and different forms of social involvement that are best linked to arts and cultural work;
• The role of civil society in stimulating cultural development programmes and entrepreneurial/managerial models in conflict and post-conflict areas;
• Emerging new cultural policy models (funding schemes, public-private partnerships etc.) catering more effectively to specific intercultural programmes.

Deadline for submission: 1 March 2010

Please submit your contributions to the Editor-in-Chief:
Ayca Ince : aycai@bilgi.edu.tr

For enquiries in relation to the thematic content of the second issue of the KPY Cultural Policy and Management Yearbook (2010), please e-mail the Executive Editors of the special dossier:

Cas Smithuijsen: C.Smithuijsen@boekman.nl
Ülkü Zümray Kutlu: zumraykutlu@anadolukultur.org