Rock 'n' roll and nationalism : a multinational perspective / edited by Mark Yoffe and Adrea Collins.

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Bibliographic Details
Other Authors:	Yoffe, Mark, Collins, Andrea
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Newcastle, UK : Cambridge Scholars Press, 2005.
Subjects:	Rock music > Political aspects. Nationalism. Patriotism. Rock music > History and criticism. Popular music > Political aspects.

Table of Contents:

Notes on transliteration
Foreword / Dave Laing
Introduction / Mark Yoffe
Ch. 1. Some people in this town don't want to die like a hero: multiculturalism and the alternative music scene in Sarajevo, 1992-1996 / Nikolai Jeffs
Ch. 2. The decline and fall of Rock 'n Roll: main characteristics and trends of Coratioan popular music in the second half of the nineteen-nineties / Branko Kostelnik
Ch. 3. English Rock 'n Roll- an expression of non-belligerent Nationalism / Kenneth Roseman
Ch. 4. East of Rock: the development of Finnish National Rock / Tarja Rautiainen
Ch. 5. Retro-Nationalism? Rock music in the former German Democratic Republic (GDR) / Patricia Simpson
Ch. 6. Hungary's Cold War Rock 'n Roll spring: an interview with Andras Simonyi, Hungarian ambasador to the U.S. / Andrea Collins, Mark Yoffe
Ch. 7. Conceptual carnival: Natioanl elements in Russian nationalistic Rock music / Mark Yoffe
Ch. 8. On the realtationship of global and local music production: Mario Marzidovšek and his independent label Marzidovshekminimalaboratorium / Rajko Mursic
Ch. 9. National Zapprobat: reinterpreting Frank Zappa through a patriotic lens / Aaron Mulvaney
Bibliography
Discography
Endnotes.

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