Music, Power and Inequity

Music, Power and Inequity (MPI) is an integrative research project rooted in musicology. The project conducts research on music in relation to societal power struggles and social inequalities. A central part of the project's work involves the bringing together of findings from various other projects through comparative and synthesising analyses. In this way the project aims to identify patterns, develop concepts and analytical perspectives, and formulate new research questions concerning power in musical life.

A selection of publications:

• Broch Ålvik, J. M. (2019). Touching from A Distance: Imagining Marit Larsen in Queer Spaces.  Radical Musicology, 7. [BibTeX]

• de Boise, Sam (2024) Musical metapolitics and the Alt-Right In: European Journal of Cultural Studies, doi/10.1177/13675494241285650 [Advance Online Publication]

• Georgii-Hemming, E. (ed.) & Moberg, N. (ed.) (2024). Makt: när musik och människor möts. Örebro: Örebro universitet, Repro. [BibTeX]
  

• Johansson, K. & Georgii-Hemming, E. (2021). Processes of academisation in higher music education: the case of Sweden.  British Journal of Music Education, 38 (2), 173-186. [BibTeX]
  
  

• Moberg, N. & Georgii-Hemming, E. (2021). Institutional personas: Dis/harmonic representations of higher music education.  Högre Utbildning, 11 (1), 27-40. [BibTeX]

• Volgsten, U. (2024). Musik, makt och upphovsrätt. I:  Makt: när musik och människor möts (ss. 115-128). Örebro: Örebro universitet. [BibTeX]