Jeffrey Kim, Erin Cho, and Seung K. Yang, “Fashioning the Wave of K-Pop beyond Asia through Transnational Communities”
Myoung-Sun (Kelly) Song, “The S(e)oul of Hip-Hop: Searching for the Meaning of Hip-Hop in South Korea”
Joshua Takano Chambers-Letson, “Mare Liberum (The Free Sea) in Karen O’s Native Korean Rock”
Chris Randle, “Driving Freely Through the World:
Cosmopolitanism in K-pop”
Moderator: Hua Hsu
Banning Eyre, “Cairo Soundscape: Revolution and Cultural Renaissance”
Maysan Haydar, “Wild in the (Arab) Streets: Songs for the Revolutions”
Hypatia Vourloumis, “Bad Athena: Crises, Syntheses and Sounds of a European Other”
Moderator: Katherine Meizel
Matthew Carrillo-Vincent, “Ears to the Streets, Peripheral Beats:
The New Social Map of Backpack Rap”
Evelyn McDonnell, “The Roads to Ruin”
Rachel Devitt, “I Love a (Pride) Parade: Queer Community-Building,
Temporary Spaces and Politicized Kitsch among LGBT Marching Bands”
Moderator: Elizabeth Keenan
Josh Kun, “Maquiladora de Sueños: Music in Factory City”
Blanca Méndez, “Tijuana Makes Some Noise: Ruidoson as a Response and Resistance to Violence in Baja California’s Largest City”
Jennie Gubner, “(Bar)rio Tango: The Politics of Locality in the Neighborhood Tango Scenes of Buenos Aires”
Kathleen Costello, “Manu Chao’s Sonic Embodiment of the Border: A Musical Ethics of the In-Between”
Moderator: Vivien Goldman
Myron Gray, “French Music in Federal Philadelphia”
Elijah Wald, “The Dirty Dozens: From Mississippi Blues to Gangsta Rap”
Reebee Garofalo, “Not Your Parents’ Marching Bands: ‘HONK! Pedagogy’ and Music Education”
Elisabeth Woronzoff-Dashkoff, “A Minor Representation as a Major Identity: Interviews with Musicians with Disabilities”
Moderator: David Suisman
Andreana Clay, “Feelin’ Mighty Real: Race, Space, and Identity in the Castro”
Dawn-Elissa Fischer, “Bay Area Hiphop Politics and Police”
Mako Fitts, “‘Third World Wide’: Transnational Narratives of Resistance Amidst Seattle’s Growth Machine”
Shana L. Redmond, “The Last Anthem: Police Power and the Prophesy
of Rebellion in L.A.”
Moderator: Deborah Vargas
Philip Gentry, “The Erotics of Chance”
Emily Tartanella, “’A Country Mile Behind the World’: A Smithsian sense of place”
Elias Krell, “Singing the Contours of the City: Transvocality and
Affect in Lucas Silveira’s Toronto”
Moderator: Franklin Bruno
David Gilbert, “The Unlikely Musical Gumbo of Black Manhattan before World War I: James Reese Europe’s Syncopated Symphony Orchestras at Carnegie Hall”
Clarence Bernard Henry, “The Sounds of ‘Black Swan,’ A New York City Icon in Early Recording History”
Cookie Woolner, “’Ethel Must Not Marry’: Black Swan Records and the Queer Classic Blues Women”
Moderator: Jody Rosen
