Medya Endüstrisi Üzerine Yapılan Çalışmalarda Siyaset, Kuram ve Yöntem

Year 2010, Volume: 34 Issue: 269, 11 - 28, 27.02.2014

David Hesmondhalgh

Abstract

Özet:
1990’lardaki dip noktasından bu yana medya endüstrisi ve medya üretimi üzerine yapılan
çalışmalar, daha ziyade medya ve iletişim politikalarıyla bağlantılı olarak hatırı sayılır bir diriliş
yaşamıştır. Bu yazı, medya endüstrisi araştırmalarının uzun dönemde ancak iyi temellenmiş
iddialarla, kuramsal ve yöntembilimsel bakımdan sağlam temellere oturtularak entelektüel
değerini artıracağı inancıyla kaleme alındı. Medya endüstrisi araştırması, emprik çalışmadan
ve sosyal teoriden beslenen bir kültürel üretim siyasetine gerek duymaktadır. Bu kısa yazıda,
yakın zamanda medya endüstrisi araştırmacılarının ilgi alanında olan şu yaklaşımların zayıf
ve güçlü yönlerini işaret ederek, böylesi bir projenin neye benzeyebileceğini ortaya koymaya
çalışacağım: Yaratıcı endüstriler analizi, ekonomi politiğin bir türü ve kültürel ekonomi.
Anahtar sözcükler: medya endüstrisi, kültürel endüstriler, yaratıcı endüstriler, ekonomi
politik, kültürel ekonomi, araştırma yöntemleri

 

Abstract
Since its 1990s nadir, the study of media industries and production, often linked to an
interest in media and communications policy, has undergone a considerable resurgence. This
essay is founded on the view that only by carefully and painstakingly grounding its claims, and
by paying attention to theoretical and methodological issues, will media industries research
accrue the long-term intellectual credibility to maintain its recent momentum, and to build
on it. Actually, media industries research requires a politics of cultural production informed
by social theory and by empirical work. In this short essay, I attempt to indicate what such
a project might look like by highlighting some strengths and weaknesses in three types or
groups of approach that have recently been of interest to media industries researchers: creative
industries analysis, one particular type of political economy and cultural economy.
Keywords: media industries, cultural industries, creative industries, political economy,
cultural economy, research methods

Keywords

-, medya endüstrisi, kültürel endüstriler, yaratıcı endüstriler, ekonomi politik, kültürel ekonomi, araştırma yöntemleri

Politics, Theory and Method in Media Industries Research

Abstract

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