Ethnomusicology and Cultural Diplomacy

Contents

• Table of Contents
• Preface: Why this Topic and these Authors
• David G. Hebert
• Part I: Introduction to Music and Cultural Diplomacy
• Chapter One: Introduction: Ethnomusicology as a Resource for Cultural Diplomacy
• David G. Hebert
• Chapter Two: International Soft Law and the Promotion of Musical Rights
• Marja Heimonen and David G. Hebert
• Part II: Middle Eastern Perspectives
• Chapter Three: "A Very Beautiful Image of Afghanistan": Cultural Diplomacy through Music Education and Performance
• Lauren Braithwaite
• Chapter Four: Music Festivals and Cultural Diplomacy in Uzbekistan
• Elnora Mamadjanova and David G. Hebert
• Chapter Five: Sufi Voices: Music as a Unifying Pathway toward the Divine
• Chaden Yafi
• Chapter Six: Soft War and Multilateral Musical Pathways in Iran
• Nasim Niknafs
• PART III: East Asian Views
• Chapter Seven: Cultural Diplomacy in Collaborative Artistic Projects between China and Europe
• Marianne Lokke Jakobsen and David G. Hebert
• Chapter Eight: A Gap in Cultural Policy: Non-Japanese Experiences of Learning Japanese Music
• Koji Matsunobu
• Chapter Nine: Cultural Diplomacy and Transculturation through the History of Vong Co in Vietnam
• Nguyen Thanh Thuy and Stefan OEstersjoe
• PART IV: African Insights
• Chapter Ten: Cultural Policies and Music Production Across Ethiopian Regimes: A Historical Study
• Abraha Weldu and Jan Magne Steinhovden
• Chapter Eleven: Musical Activism from South Africa: The "Soft Power" of Cultural Diplomacy
• Ambigay Yudkoff
• Chapter Twelve: Intercultural Relations in Church Music of Nigeria and South Africa
• Rhoda Abiolu
• PART V: Legal Perspectives from Asia
• Chapter Thirteen: Cultural Heritage and Music Diplomacy: The Legal Framework in India
• Karan Choudhary
• Chapter Fourteen: China's Legal Framework Supporting Protection and Sustainability of Artistic Heritage
• Juqian Li
• Part VI: Conclusion: Rethinking Music Heritage and Cultural Diplomacy
• Chapter Fifteen: Toward Global Models and Benchmarks for Music Diplomacy
• David G. Hebert and Jonathan McCollum