K-pop—The International Rise of the Korean Music Industry

Keith Howard

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Academics are busy playing catch-up: K-pop, and Korea Wave (Hallyu) more generally, has recently exploded onto the international scene, threatening the established music and media supremacy of Euro...

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2001The McDonaldization of Society 2013The Korean Wave 2014The Korean Wave: Korean Media Go Global 2006Korean Pop Music

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