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Popular Music and Human Rights, Vol. 2 : World Music / Ed. Ian Peddie.
(Ashgate Popular And Folk Music Series)
Ashgate ©2011,2012
Eleven articles look at the use of popular music to further human rights in nations around the world. Topics include heavy metal in Nepal, neo-folkore in Latvia, Women and Celtic music, Chinese rock music, and more. With a foreword, introduction, bibliography, discography and index. Illustrations.
xiv, 200 p.; 23 cm.
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Language: English
ISBN: 1409464059
ISBN13: 9781409464051
UPC: 9781409464051
Popular Music and Human Rights, Vol. 2 : World Music / Ed. Ian Peddie.
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