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The Routledge Handbook of Popular Music and Politics of the Balkans: Routledge Music Handbooks

Editat de Catherine Baker
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 10 iul 2024
The Routledge Handbook of Popular Music and Politics of the Balkans is a comprehensive overview of major topics, established debates and new directions in the study of popular music and politics in this region.
The vibrant growth of this subject area since the 1990s has been intertwined with the region’s political and socio-economic transformations, including the collapse of state socialism in much of the region, the break-up of Yugoslavia, the advent of neoliberal capitalism, the rise of Romani activism, the complex politics of ‘Europeanization’ before and after the global financial crisis, and the region’s relationship to the European Union border regime. The handbook illustrates the wide range of disciplines and methods that contribute to this field’s interdisciplinary dialogue and highlights emerging approaches such as the study of Black diasporas in the region, popular music’s links with LGBTQ+ communities, and the impact of digital technologies on musical cultures.
This volume will benefit specialist researchers, tutors creating or refreshing courses on popular music in the region, and students interested in these topics, especially those who are at the point of developing their own independent research projects.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781032357157
ISBN-10: 1032357150
Pagini: 662
Ilustrații: 14
Dimensiuni: 174 x 246 x 43 mm
Greutate: 0.45 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: Taylor & Francis
Colecția Routledge
Seria Routledge Music Handbooks

Locul publicării:Oxford, United Kingdom

Public țintă

Postgraduate and Undergraduate Advanced

Cuprins

List of figures
List of tables
List of contributors
Acknowledgements
 
Introduction: Thinking Politically with Popular Music of the Balkans
 
Part 1: Region and ‘the Balkans’ in Practice
 
1 The Emergence of the World Music Concept in the Balkans: Early and More Recent Steps
 
2 Lăutari, Music-Making, and Social Practices of Live Performance in Southern Romania
 
3 Politics, Activism, and Romani Music: Interpreting Trends in Serbia, North Macedonia and Bulgaria
 
4 Electronic Dance Music Festivals in Romania: a Case of Reversed Balkanism
 
5 The Balkans in the Eurovision Song Contest
 
Part 2: Reviving and Revising Histories
 
6 Reviving Nineteenth-Century Wallachian and Moldavian Urban Music
 
7 Bosnian Discography Before World War I: Recording Artists, Repertoire and Politics
 
8 The Development and Institutionalization of Albanian Music During the Communist Period
 
9 ‘Please, Mile, Don’t Sing Anything Political’: Turbo-Folk, Politics and the Restoration of Capitalism in Serbia
 
10 The Artistic Units of the Army of the Republic of Bosnia-Herzegovina (ARBiH), Popular Patriotic Music Production and the Question of National Identity in Bosnia-Herzegovina During the War from 1992 to 1995
 
11 The Politics of Performance and Popular Music in Turkey
 
12 Songs After Genocide: Music of Hatred and Triumphalism
 
Part 3: Defining ‘the Popular’
 
13 Popular Music and the ‘Mass Culture’ of Socialist Yugoslavia in the Eyes of Critics and Theorists
 
14 To traghoúdhi tou nekroú adelfoú: Mikis Theodorakis’ Autoethnographic and Political Perspectives in a Contemporary Greek Laiki Tragedy
 
15 Groovy Aesthetics, Intercultural Perspectives, and the Rise of Ethnojazz in Bulgaria
 
16 The Sound of Distinction: Social Class and Political Orientations as Predictors of Music Taste in Croatia
 
17 Popular Culture and Pandemic Politics: Musically Mitigating COVID-19 in 2020 Bulgaria
 
Part 3: Political Economies and Political Aesthetics
 
18 Women and Gender in the Early Record Industry in Former Yugoslavia: Snapshots of Singers, a Composer, Industrial Manpower, and Gendered Humour
 
19 The Musical Film Genre in Romanian Cinema: From Melodramatic Socialism to Postmodern Irony
 
20 In Search of National Style: Yugoslav Popular Music Between the Balkans and the Mediterranean
 
21 How Do You Solve a Problem Like Korea?: Laibach and the Poetics of Politics
 
22 White Power Music and Antifascist Rap: Anti-System Music in Greece During the 2009–21 Crises
 
23 Popular Culture or Resistance?: Rap and Politics in Turkey Since the 1990s
 
Part 4: Margins of National Identity
 
24 The Neopontic Music of Greece: Traditions of Modernity and the A/politics of Identity
 
25 Just Mediterranean, Please: Croatian Neoklapa Music and National (Re)Positioning
 
26 Between the Virtual and the Make-Believe: Anthems, Bells, and a Performance for Liberland Along the Croatian and Serbian Danube
 
27 Queering Bulgarian Pop-Folk: Hybridity, Gaga Feminism, and Defamiliarization in Chalga
 
28 Understanding Gender and Sexuality in Sevdah as a Popular Genre
 
Part 5: Globalizing Postcoloniality and Race
 
29 Black Popular Musics in Yugoslavia
 
30 ‘The Blacks of Yugoslavia’: Racialization, Resistance, and Kosova’s ‘MTV Generation’
 
31 Br/otherhood and Dis/unity: Racial Differentiations Across the Former Yugoslav Region and Serbian Diaspora Communities in Serbia’s Two Major Music Festivals
 
32 What is this ‘Balkan’ in Balkan Popular Culture?: Stuart Hall’s Sociology of Popular Culture, Identity and Race through Analogy and Connection
 
33 From AfroGreeks to the Black Mediterranean: De/facing Whiteness in the Rap of Negros tou Moria
 
Part 6: New Technologies and Transformations
 
34 Stacking Nightingales, Male Tears, and Albums of the Year: How the Balkans and Other Scales of Domestic Hip-Hop Are Crafted
 
35 ‘Popularity’ in the YouTube Era: an Anthropological Analysis of Music Trending on Serbian YouTube and IDJTV
 
36 From Turbo Music to Turbo Politics: Pop-Folk and Anti-Establishment Politics in Bulgaria 
 
37 ‘Dajem ti srce, zemljo moja’: Patriotic Music and National Unity in Croatia in the Aftermath of the 2020 Petrinja Earthquake
 
38 ‘And Then We Sang’: Affective Communities and Russian/EU Cultural Diplomacy in Moldova’s Victory Day and Europe Day, 2022
 
39 Queer Yugosphere: Queer Audiences and Popular Music in the Post-Yugoslav Space
 
Index

Notă biografică

Catherine Baker is Reader in 20th Century History at the University of Hull.

Descriere

The Routledge Handbook of Popular Music and Politics of the Balkans is a comprehensive overview of major topics, established debates and new directions in the study of popular music and politics in this region.