Global Repertoires: Popular Music Within and Beyond the Transnational Music Industry
- Author: Gebesmair, Andreas
- Author: Smudits, Alfred
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Contents
- Contents: Preface
- Introduction, Andreas Gebesmair
- Structures and strategies of the transnational music and media industry: Global strategies and local markets: explaining Swedish music export success, Robert Burnett
- The corporate strategies of the major record labels and the international imperative, Keith Negus
- One planet - one music? MTV and globalization, Keith Roe and Gust de Meyer
- Beyond the transnational music industry - the global use and abuse of popular music: Sampling the didjeridoo, Susanne Binas
- Race, ethnicity and the production of Latin/o popular music, Deborah Pacini Hernandez
- Popular music in ex-Yugoslavia between global participation and provincial seclusion, Alenka Barber-Kersovan
- Globalization - localization, homogenization - diversification and other discordant trends: a challenge to music policy makers, Krister Malm
- Music policy between safeguarding and chauvinism, Alfred Smudits
- Approaches and methods: popular music research between 'production of culture' and 'anthropology': Up and down the music world. An anthropology of globalization, Joana Breidenbach and Ina Zukrigl
- Globalization and communalization of music in the production perspective, Richard A. Peterson
- Measurements of globalization: some remarks on sources and indicators, Andreas Gebesmair
- Hubert von Goisern's Austrian folk rock: how to analyse musical genre?, Harald Huber
- Index.