Resounding international relations : on music, culture, and politics /
Resounding international relations : on music, culture, and politics /
edited by M.I. Franklin.
- xv, 320 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm
Includes bibliographical references (pages 285-320) and index.
Introductory improvisations on a theme : resounding international relations / Concentrated industry, fragmented consumption : the global music industry in the new millennium / Sounds complicated? : music, film, and media synergies / Sharing as piracy : the digital future of music / Americanization at its best? : the globalization of jazz / Do it yourself : punk rock and the disalienation of international relations / Who is listening? : hip-hop in Sierra Leone, Liberia, and Senegal / "My dance immoral? Alhamdulillah no!" : Dangdut music and gender politics in contemporary Indonesia / Of things we hear but cannot see : musical explorations of international politics / Sounds of peace : on peace fantasies and peace offerings in classical music / Operatic mythologies, political performativity, and cinema : Verdi, Visconti, and the Risorgimento / A medium of others : rhythmic soundscapes as critical utopias / The clash of civilization : notes from a punk/scholar / M. I. Franklin -- Christopher May -- Jayne Rodgers and Annette Davison -- Debora Halbert -- Robin Brown -- Matt Davies -- Katrin Lock -- Sonja van Wichelen -- Roland Bleiker -- Dieter Senghaas -- Terrell Carver -- Phil Weinrobe and Naeem Inayatullah -- Kevin C. Dunn. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13.
"Resounding International Relations is a unique collection of exploratory essays by international relations scholars, and special guests, into past and contemporary issues in world politics through music. Contributors focus on the chosen music in itself but also in terms of the sociocultural and political economic context in which it emerged. Cases are taken from classical, popular, and "world" music in an interdisciplinary resounding of familiar themes in international relations research from a number of different perspectives."--BOOK JACKET.
1403967555 9781403967558
2005046425
Music and globalization
International relations and culture
ML3916 / .R47 2005
306.4842
Includes bibliographical references (pages 285-320) and index.
Introductory improvisations on a theme : resounding international relations / Concentrated industry, fragmented consumption : the global music industry in the new millennium / Sounds complicated? : music, film, and media synergies / Sharing as piracy : the digital future of music / Americanization at its best? : the globalization of jazz / Do it yourself : punk rock and the disalienation of international relations / Who is listening? : hip-hop in Sierra Leone, Liberia, and Senegal / "My dance immoral? Alhamdulillah no!" : Dangdut music and gender politics in contemporary Indonesia / Of things we hear but cannot see : musical explorations of international politics / Sounds of peace : on peace fantasies and peace offerings in classical music / Operatic mythologies, political performativity, and cinema : Verdi, Visconti, and the Risorgimento / A medium of others : rhythmic soundscapes as critical utopias / The clash of civilization : notes from a punk/scholar / M. I. Franklin -- Christopher May -- Jayne Rodgers and Annette Davison -- Debora Halbert -- Robin Brown -- Matt Davies -- Katrin Lock -- Sonja van Wichelen -- Roland Bleiker -- Dieter Senghaas -- Terrell Carver -- Phil Weinrobe and Naeem Inayatullah -- Kevin C. Dunn. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13.
"Resounding International Relations is a unique collection of exploratory essays by international relations scholars, and special guests, into past and contemporary issues in world politics through music. Contributors focus on the chosen music in itself but also in terms of the sociocultural and political economic context in which it emerged. Cases are taken from classical, popular, and "world" music in an interdisciplinary resounding of familiar themes in international relations research from a number of different perspectives."--BOOK JACKET.
1403967555 9781403967558
2005046425
Music and globalization
International relations and culture
ML3916 / .R47 2005
306.4842