Policy, Research & Politics
Politics, policy and public safety: Experts explain why a popular Atlanta music festival was canceled
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- Wednesday, 12 October 2022
Organizers of events like Music Midtown could look at Georgia’s gun laws and regulation of firearms as being a potential legal liability.
Can Flashy Music Festivals Go Green?
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- Wednesday, 12 October 2022
A handful of festivals are striving to become carbon neutral by reducing waste, using high-tech dance floors and offsetting emissions.
La Chine mise sur la musique pour imposer son soft power
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- Wednesday, 12 October 2022
La Corée du Sud est devenue un modèle du "soft power" grâce à la K-pop. Sa voisine et rivale, la Chine, espère en faire autant avec ses propres productions musicales.
La rebeldía tuareg en versos y músicas como llamas que no se apagan
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- Wednesday, 12 October 2022
Los tuaregs han tenido que salir a construirse y lo han hecho en “rebeldía”, que también es una característica de ese paraje, según Sennhauser. Esa atención (o la vigilancia) como condición para la supervivencia, tras décadas de colonización, los impulsó a “encontrarse, reaccionar y actuar”, añade.
Mondiacult 2022
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- Tuesday, 27 September 2022
The UNESCO World Conference on Cultural Policies and Sustainable Development – MONDIACULT 2022 will be convened by UNESCO forty years after the first Mondiacult World Conference on Cultural Policies held in Mexico City (Mexico) in 1982. In our restless effort to bring the voice of our members and the #FiveMusicRights to the table of decision makers at the highest political level, the International Music Council's team will be in Mexico to follow the conference and represent the global music ecosystem.
How a Trump soundtrack became a QAnon phenomenon
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- Tuesday, 27 September 2022
A song’s journey from a Trump video to online forums and back to Trump rallies shows the melding of the MAGA and QAnon movements.
Oman and the Power of Music as a Cultural Diplomacy Tool
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- Tuesday, 27 September 2022
The Omani hit song “Amatiyah” is promoting Omani culture and heritage to a global audience.
The New Normal: Why More Countries Are Developing National Music Strategies
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- Tuesday, 27 September 2022
A few weeks ago, Thailand’s Creative Economy Agency launched a strategy, aimed at competing with and over time, overtaking Korea’s K-Pop as a global cultural phenomenon.
La musique en captivité : de Terezin à Auschwitz
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- Tuesday, 27 September 2022
Il y a la grande Histoire. Il y a la grande Musique. Et parfois, les deux se rencontrent, se racontent et s’inspirent. Aujourd’hui, on va s’arrêter sur une période sombre – très sombre – de notre histoire mais au cœur de laquelle certains élans créateurs ont tout de même pu voir le jour et faire naître quelques étincelles.
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