Between Local Expressions and Global Connections
Although hip hop is a global genre, its history and impact have not yet been sufficiently studied. This volume examines hip hop's struggles with race, gender, place, and commercialization, offering new theoretical perspectives for scholars, students, and public debates on identity politics.
by James Barber / Christian Büschges / Dianne Violeta Mausfeld / Britta Sweers (eds.)
transcript | September 2024
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