This article seeks to illuminate connections across studies of publics, media, formal political
processes, and protests. An examination of representation as sociopolitical practice allows …

Crowdfunding is a relatively novel concept in Turkish public discourse. Yet, activist media
producers in Turkey actively use online opportunities to solicit production, post-production …

In Virtual Activism: Sexuality, the Internet, and a Social Movement in Singapore, cultural
anthropologist Robert Phillips provides a detailed, yet accessible, ethnographic case study …

In recent years, social media have become increasingly important means through which
orangutan conservation organizations engage with the wider public. But more than …

This paper explores the relationship between social movements, urban regeneration
programmes and media outlets in cities, with a focus on the transformation of urban culture …

This article explores how social media users in Turkey conceptualize and navigate free
speech challenges in the wake of recent government crackdowns on media institutions. The …

During the last decade, Chilean cinema has emerged, thanks to the articulation of both local
and global trends, based on the accumulation of symbolic, cultural, and social capital by …

This article analyses the life and work of Halil Dağ (1973–2008), a filmmaker who worked
within the Kurdish insurgent movement, with two critical goals. First, the authors use Dağ's …

Abstract In Turkey during Ramadan in the 2000s, a group of Sunni Muslims attacked a
Kurdish Alevi family that was not fasting. The Alevis, Turkey's second‐largest religious …

This article focuses on 'do-it-yourself'(DiY) music practices and ethics in Glasgow by
exploring ethnographically how conditions of public visibility and invisibility are produced …