... exhaustion and persistence on the part of archivists who persevere in institutional conditions they work to change. cultural policy Film Archives of the Philippines (FAP) architecture Marcos dictatorship anarchival temporality ...

...Cultural Policies and Politics in the Sound Market This essay considers Linton Kwesi Johnson’s 1980s and early 1990s dub poetry as the baseline for reading the last decade of the U.S.-Soviet conflict and its aftermath. Taking LKJ’s 1984  Making History album as a point of departure...

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... UNESCO cultural policy music and politics musical heritage Latin American music ...

... cultural policy Film Archives of the Philippines (FAP) architecture Marcos dictatorship anarchival temporality ...

... policy, and global commerce in contemporary Buenos Aires. The UNESCO declaration, Luker argues, is emblematic of the new ways musical culture is drawn upon and used in what Luker calls, following Yúdice, the age of expediency, where previous ambivalences if not outright antagonisms between cultural...

..., and supranational levels around the new art biennial. It interrogates the biennial's mission in terms of a new European Union cultural policy agenda and widespread notions of art exhibitions' pacifying agency. The chapter looks at two artworks by collective subREAL and artist Henrik Plenge Jakobsen, and argues...

... notions of impermanence thread through and tie together the domains of sexuality, policy, and cultural production in contemporary Thailand. It reviews how women’s and queer sexualities are currently overdetermined by notions of negativity in social and cultural policy, psychiatry, and religious discourses...

... The chapter continues the empirical investigation of the precedents, focusing on translocal cultural and economic formations at the level of homelessness policy and interventions. It shows how the violence of home percolates through several discursive and power devices across geographies...

... cultures are a significant part of the band’s global success story and reflects broader trends of cultural promotion within the K-Pop industry. “IDOL” gugak cultural policy performance music industry ...

... that gathered private and public interests on the municipal, national, and supranational levels around the new art biennial. It interrogates the biennial's mission in terms of a new European Union cultural policy agenda and widespread notions of art exhibitions' pacifying agency. The chapter looks at two...

... as metonymic of urban labor practices. He concludes by arguing that if the hegemonic form of contemporary production is performative and in a sense “musical,” this includes cultural policy and discourse about musical practices themselves. As such, the boundlessness of empire simultaneously reconfigures...

... inside and outside the Japanese nation-state—in political, economic and cultural terms via the Preservation of Old Customs Policy of 1879. As a result of this policy, the people of Okinawa were expected to fulfill their responsibilities to their traditional overlords whom the Meiji government transformed...

... and governed. In the Northern Territory, this concerned the ways in which “race” was used to advance a policy of eugenics, and in Papua, the ways in which “native culture” was implicated in a policy of salvage colonialism. What is striking is a particular empirical conundrum: how was it that despite sharing...