The journal Music and Arts in Action (MAiA) emerges from international, cross-disciplinary work that takes a wider, holistic approach in researching the dynamic role of music and the arts in social life and cultural experience. Cutting-edge work in this area considers how aesthetic experiences and artistic forms are unconsciously, semi-consciously and actively used by individuals and groups to structure social relations, situations, environments and action. Simply put, how, when and where do music and art do something, how do music and art matter?
Vol 2, No 2 (2010): Theme Issue on Music and Arts in Conflict Transformation
Table of Contents
Editorial
| Editorial |
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MAiA Editorial Team |
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| Music and Art in Conflict Transformation: A Review |
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Arild Bergh, John Sloboda |
2-18 |
Articles
| National Identity and the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra |
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Solveig Riiser |
19-37 |
| Music and Conflict Transformation in Bosnia: Constructing and Reconstructing the Normal |
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Craig Robertson |
38-55 |
| "Peace, Salaam, Shalom": Functions of Collective Singing in U.S. Peace Activism |
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Jeneve R. Brooks |
56-71 |
| "Filling out the Forms was a Nightmare": Project Evaluation and the Reflective Practitioner in Community Theatre in Contemporary Northern Ireland |
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Matthew Jennings, Andrea Baldwin |
72-89 |
| Applied Ethnomusicology: Bridging Research and Action |
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Svanibor Pettan |
90-93 |
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