Cross-Publications from SEM Student News
Submitted by Sarah Hankins on November 10, 2016 - 6:09am
In addition to the entries that were contributed in response to our call for submissions, this collection includes three cross-publications from a special issue of SEM Student News. The Student News issue, which features editorials on decolonizing ethnomusicology, likewise includes two contributions from our volume. We are proud to collaborate with SEM Student News in this regard and grateful for their involvement in our project. We assert that a decolonized music scholarship must be the only music scholarship after Pulse, and we echo Student News’ call to action.
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