... cassettes were always on the verge of being overwhelmed, and the format's excesses were felt more acutely by gatekeepers situated further upstream who commanded larger audiences. gatekeeping cassettes release music press ...

... discussion than is usually possible on Japanese television clashed with the self-preservation and gatekeeping instincts of Japanese television networks. While the program was beloved by its authors and audiences, it was relegated to a time slot and channel that set it up to fail. As an alternative...

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...-driven boundaries. Other core country elements—such as pedal steel and the Nudie suit—are also revealed as less “authentic” than country gatekeepers would purport. country authenticity gatekeeping racism cosmopolitanism ...

... and the archives therein, and some of her conversations with curators and conservationists about the current state of Indigenous artwork, gatekeeping, and the colonial suppression of documents at the Vatican. The chapter outlines some of the scholarship in Indigenous studies and archival studies that has inspired...

... reinforces communal and self-understandings of women as spiritual gatekeepers while keeping church polity intact. aesthetic labor self-presentation embodied theology liturgy ...

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... and destructive metrics of auditing. Kevin Martens Wong's Altered Straits presents an alternative Singapore, both in terms of history and imagined futures. Nuraliah Norasid's The Gatekeeper provides a mythopoetic assay into the racial, class, and other inequalities generated by the meritocratic state, fusing...

.... Geographical competition became ethnic conflict, which led ultimately to a bitter civil war. At the same time, the state tightened its control over the economy, export revenue, and investment. The new system fundamentally altered the position of the political elite, solidifying its role as a gatekeeper between...

... The “communitarian” version of Lewiston’s story pushes back against xenophobia by insisting on an expansive definition of community while also betraying disappointment about poor institutional support for indigent immigrants and gatekeeping efforts to contain refugee agency and engagement...

.... The chapter provides an insight into what happens “when the virus works,” not primarily at a biological level but more so at a social level: When family members in existing rural networks are propelled into, and chose to do, HIV work and to be gatekeepers and brokers of access to art made available by medical...

...: When family members in existing rural networks are propelled into, and chose to do, HIV work and to be gatekeepers and brokers of access to art made available by medical science projects and other family members are clients and objects of study in the projects. antiretroviral therapy HIV/AIDS...

... for indigent immigrants and gatekeeping efforts to contain refugee agency and engagement in city life. Chapter 6 profiles social workers, teachers, caseworkers, and community advocates who work in the neoliberal border zones where refugee immigrants who need assistance ask for help. Those profiled here see...

..., the state tightened its control over the economy, export revenue, and investment. The new system fundamentally altered the position of the political elite, solidifying its role as a gatekeeper between Nigerian producers and the international economy. The result was to intensify the politics of corruption...