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.... Houston’s interpretations reveal the overlapping projects of U.S. and European empire, U.S. black cultural politics, Brazilian neoracial democracy, and the political charge of music itself. global pop Afro-Brazilian Latin American politics black cultural politics music circulation Central...

... across the globe call on Black popular culture to speak truth to power and articulate their demands for reform. desi South Asian American Arab Spring global pop post-9/11 music ...

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... illuminating broader transnational fields—and potential limitations—of identity, music making, and liberatory envisioned political futures. global pop black music Latin American music black cultural studies identity politics In this essay, Luker examines the 2009 UNESCO declaration...

... Spring global pop post-9/11 music This essay addresses the ideological work of aurality in two now-classic novels that chronicle the last days of the British Empire and the emergence of Indian nationalism: E. M. Forster’s A Passage to India (1924) and Rabindranath Tagore’s The Home...

.... Although the global spread of rock and roll is often depicted as a series of parallel disseminations from core to periphery, the process was actually much more thoroughly transnational. Sandro borrowed liberally from Spanish, Italian, French, and Latin American pop musicians who were themselves responding...

... with globalization. This same nexus preoccupied the Marxists of Operaia, or workerist movement, who were retheorizing deskilled work as a form of labor far from democratic, structured in the interest of maximizing profits, and always on the side of capital against labor. Manzoni marks the Marxist Operaia turn...

... that included contests in literature, arts, sciences, trades, factory work, farming, pop music, sports, beauty, and household management. These formats absorbed the older influence of Kantian art education that fuels European cultural nationalism as well as early communist competitive factory production within...