Resilience 2602-4667 Eskisehir Technical University 10.32569/resilience.446970 Cultural Resilience within the Era of Globalization Küreselleşme Çağında Kültürel Dirençlilik Fırıncı Yusuf 12 31 2018 2 2 69 84 07 23 2018 12 25 2018 Copyright © 2017, Resilience 2017 Resilience

Globalization has been ever-evolving and affectingsocieties in various and in multi-dimensional ways. With this research work;the necessity of conducting researches for improving cultural resilience toexamine, prevent or compensate the negative effects of globalization on theresilience of the societies is emphasized.Also, some of the opinions on the protection of national culture,identity and values against the globalization are evaluated and the importanceof cultural resilience is highlighted.

Küreselleşme her geçen gün evrimleşmekte vetoplumlar üzerinde çok boyutlu ve çok çeşitli etkiler oluşturmaktadır. Buaraştırma çalışması ile, küreselleşmenin toplumların dirençliliği üzerineolumsuz etkilerini gözlemlemek ve bu olumsuz etkilerin oluşmasını önlemek veyatelafi etmek için kültürel dirençlilik geliştirme araştırmaları yapmanıngerektiği vurgulanmıştır. Ayrıca ulusal kültür, kimlik ve değerlerinküreselleşme karşısında korunmasına yönelik çeşitli görüşler incelenmiş vekültürel dirençliliğin önemi belirtilmiştir.

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