Western Bias, Canonicity, and Cultural Globalization: Introduction to “Jazz Diasporas”

Bruce D. Johnson · Ádám Havas

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Although Popular Music and Society published a special issue on jazz in 2006 (volume 29, issue 3, July), only a decade ago it was still unusual for an academic journal specializing in popular music...

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1994Thinking in Jazz 1997Saying something: jazz improvisation and interaction 2024The Postcolonial Studies Reader 2003The African diaspora: a musical perspective 2002Jazz Cultures 2001Blue Nippon 2003Continuum encyclopedia of popular music of the world 2015A decolonial critique of diaspora identity theories and the notion of superdiversity

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