The Politics of Sound

Articles
• Discourse, music and political communication: Towards a critical approach
  Lyndon C. S. Way | pp. 475–490
• Transcending the moment: Ideology and Billy Bragg
  Martin J. Power & Aileen Dillane | pp. 491–508
• From Ireland to the States: The re-contextualisation of U2’s “Sunday, Bloody Sunday” in different political contexts
  Laura Filardo-Llamas | pp. 509–525
• ‘Get off your arse’: ‘Singing newspapers’ and political choirs in the UK
  Barbara Henderson | pp. 526–540
• Paramilitarism and music in Colombia: An analysis of the corridos paracos
  Eduar Barbosa Caro & Johanna Ramírez Suavita | pp. 541–559
• Neoliberal feminism in contemporary South Korean popular music: Discourse of resilience, politics of positive psychology, and female subjectivity
  Gooyong Kim | pp. 560–578
• Music video as party political communication: Opportunities and limits
  Lyndon C. S. Way | pp. 579–597
• From here: The multimodal construction of place in English folk field recordings
  Matthew Ord | pp. 598–616
• From religious performances to martial themes: Discourses of Shi’a musical eulogies, war and politics in Iran
  Soudeh Ghaffari | pp. 617–633
Book reviews
• Ferruh Yilmaz. 2016. How the Workers became Muslims; Immigration, Culture and Hegemonic Transformation in Europe
  Reviewed by Christoffer Kølvraa | pp. 634–637
• Jonathan Evans & Fruela Fernandez (eds.). 2018. The Routledge Handbook of Translation and Politics
  Reviewed by Pan Xie & Qin Huang | pp. 638–641
• Deborah Cameron & Sylvia Shaw. 2016. Gender, Power and Political Speech: Women and Language in the 2015 UK General Election
  Reviewed by Frazer Heritage | pp. 642–645
• Ana Tominc. 2017. The Discursive Construction of Class and Lifestyle: Celebrity chef cookbooks in post-socialist Slovenia
  Reviewed by Dejan Jontes | pp. 646–649

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