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NEW SPECIAL ISSUE PUBLISHED: ‘Social justice, human rights, and sustainability of traditional arts’

2022-11-14

We are delighted to announce that the following open-access Special Issue of the International Journal of Traditional Arts (Vol 4 no. 1, 2022) is now published, and free to read online at https://tradartsjournal.ncl.ac.uk.

‘Social justice, human rights, and sustainability of traditional arts’; Guest Editor: Catherine Grant

New Open Access Article: ‘They must know me’: Embodied Intertextuality and the Reworking of Local Dance Traditions for International Audiences (Dr Daithí Kearney)

2022-09-29

New Open Access Article by Professor Britta Sweers: 'The European Union, Brexit, and Ethnomusicology European Perspectives'

2021-11-24

Current Issue

Vol 4 No 1 (2022): Social justice, human rights, and sustainability of traditional arts

Social justice, human rights, and sustainability of traditional arts; special issue, guest edited by Catherine Grant

Published: 2022-11-14

Introduction to “Social justice, human rights, and sustainability of traditional arts”

Catherine Grant
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Articles

Wellbeing, Cultural Protection, and Sustainability of Traditional Music among Children and Young Adult Syrian Refugees The Case of Nefes Music School

Guilnard Jean Moufarrej
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The importance of the “Mazowsze” National Folk Song and Dance Ensemble in initiatives to sustain and revitalize folk music and dance in Poland.

Katarzyna Ewa Skiba
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Music and the African Girl Child: Sustainability and Resistance in Pot Drum Music

Ruth Opara
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Far from Forgotten: Bharatanatyam, cultural infrastructure, and the conundrum of promoting equity when funding US-based state folklife apprenticeships

Aruna Kharod
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Participatory Ethnomusicology: An Epistemic Approach to Social Justice, Human Rights, and the Sustainability of the Traditional Arts of Minorities

Subash Giri
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Revitalizing Potehi Practice: Preservation, Innovation, and Transmission by Rumah Cinwa in Contemporary Indonesia

Yuan-Hsin Tung, Dewi Woro Retno Mastuti
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