L’émergence d’un nouveau modèle économique autour des concerts en ligne by Heiwon Won

“…It combines a socio-economic approach and a content analysis to see if this evolution of the live concert is likely to become a new economic model for K-pop. Although national policy efforts exist in South Korea, online K-pop concerts are more of a logical continuation of a system that relies on corporations and private capital. …”
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Cooperation paradigms in the South Caucasus by Vahram Ter-Matevosyan

“…The paper also looks upon the manifestations of Turkish “soft power” politics in Georgia. Primarily, it discusses various projects that Turkey carried out in the cultural, educational and humanitarian spheres. …”
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Genre et réception by Dimitra Laurence Larochelle

“…Turkish soap operas convey an alternative modernity characterized as much by the norms dictated by the patriarchal system as by the social conservatism imposed by the government currently in power in Turkey. Drawing on data collected in an ethnography of female Greek viewers of Turkish soaps, the author seeks to illustrate the potential for and nature of pop culture audiences’ resistance to the hegemonic system through the lens of gender. …”
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Dynamique interactionnelle et négociation des ethos politique et journalistique en contexte de scandale politique. by Guylaine Martel

“…The notion of “celebrity politics” encompasses a set of political representations that are not part of the traditionally accepted playbook for exercising power. Celebrity politics are defined by two main issues: interference between the political and pop culture spheres and the significant media exposure that now accrues to—and sometimes afflicts—politicians. …”
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Postmodernisme et hybridation chez Maurice G. Dantec by Isabelle Périer

“…On the one hand, it also claims to stem from literature, which shows through a celebration of the powers of language and through narrative and stylistic achievement. …”
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