The world’s second-largest TV drama exporter has no creative-industries policy. TÜİK data, series export economics, İKSV and the Biennial, games and streaming, and a policy agenda for Türkiye.
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How individual countries turn art and culture into exports, jobs and soft power.
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The Gulf’s Creative Economy Bet: Saudi Arabia, the UAE and the Louvre Abu Dhabi Model
The largest state-funded cultural build-out in the world: Saudi giga-projects, Riyadh Season, Abu Dhabi’s 2025 museum openings and the Louvre licensing model, with 2025 numbers.
France and Italy: The Heritage-and-Luxury Model of Cultural Economics
State heritage at the base, luxury patronage on top: how France and Italy measure and finance culture, what the Louvre and Italian museums earn, and where the model is under strain.
South Korea’s Hallyu Playbook: How K-pop, K-drama and Webtoons Became an Export Engine
Korea exported $14.9bn of content in 2025. The numbers behind K-pop, K-drama, webtoons and games, what HYBE, SM and YG earn, what the state funds and what transfers abroad.
The UK Creative Industries Playbook: How Britain Built a £120bn+ Sector
How Britain turned culture into a £145.8bn, 2.46-million-job sector: definitions, tax credits, the 2025 Creative Industries Sector Plan, exports and the model’s weak points.
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