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Art Crimes: The Governance of Hip Hop Graffiti by Lombard, Kara-Jane

“…This article explores the governmental incorporation of hip hop graffiti. It seeks to answer the question: how has governance in relation to graffiti changed? …”
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Wildstyle women: female hip hop graffiti by Lombard, Kara-Jane

“…Hip hop graffiti is considered a predominantly male subculture, but girls and women have been consistently involved since it first emerged. …”
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Dissatisfaction and dissent in the transmodal performances of hip-hop artists in Mongolia by Dovchin, Sender

“…In so doing, Mongolian hip-hop artists utilize the vernacular of the genre as a means of expressing political dissatisfaction and dissent. …”
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The trap game: neoliberal governmentalities and the origins of Southern hip-hop by Knight, James

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Musical borrowing in hip-hop music: theoretical frameworks and case studies by Williams, Justin A.

“…'Musical borrowing in hip-hop' begins with a crucial premise: the hip-hop world, as an imagined community, regards unconcealed intertextuality as integral to the production and reception of its artistic culture. …”
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Crack Music: Representations of the Drugs Trade in New York Hip-Hop by Duncan, Andrew

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From subways to product labels: The commercial incorporation of hip hop graffiti by Lombard, Kara-Jane

“…Once described as a terrorist act, hip-hop graffiti has been increasingly appropriated by commercial, art, and government institutions. …”
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Theorising Hip-hop Dance In The Philippines: Blurring The Lines Of Genre, Mode And Dimension by Perillo, J. Lorenzo

“…While Hip-hop is recognised as a global musical culture, few studies have examined its practices of choreography. …”
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“Our Lives are Lived in Freestyle”: Social and Dynamic Productions of Breaking and Hip Hop Culture by Marie, Lucas

“…Based on fieldwork with breakers (hip hop dancers) living in New York, Osaka, and Perth, as well from prior experiences within my field of study, this thesis explores how breakers work to produce, sustain and transform hip hop culture. …”
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Taboo language and gender stereotypes in hip hop music videos / Fazleen Md Ruslan by Fazleen, Md Ruslan

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Dinding grafiti...Tarian robot...Pudu jail ke zaman Hip Hop / Azahari Khalip by Khalip, Azahari

“…Dinding grafiti ……Tarian Robot ……Pudu Jail ke Zaman Hip Hop merupakan sorotan waktu bermulanya budaya seni jalanann yang berputik dari budaya Pop atau Rap di dalam kesenian muzik dan fesyen sehinggalah ianya berkembang pesat sebagai satu wadah seni masyarakat urban yang bermula di Amerika, hinggalah ianya berkembang menjadi bentukan seni yang kukuh dan diterima oleh masyarakat secara global. …”
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Check The Rhime!: Hip Hop as a continuation of the African American protest tradition, from David Walker’s Appeal (1829) to Kendrick Lamar’s “The Blacker the Berry”(2015) by Gothelf, Jasmine

“…My thesis presents Hip Hop as a continuation of the African American protest tradition. …”
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The study of lyrical content based on Islamic view focusing on the halal and haram. Case study: the healer/ hip-hop by Erykah Badu, insya Allah by Maher Zain and shout to the lord by Darlene Zschech / Siti Nur'amalina Hairuddin by Hairuddin, Siti Nur'amalina

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Tight intra-operative blood pressure control versus standard care for patients undergoing hip fracture repair - Hip Fracture Intervention Study for Prevention of Hypotension (HIP-HOP) trial: study protocol for a randomised controlled trial by Moppett, Iain K., White, Stuart, Griffiths, Richard, Buggy, Donal

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Social entrepreneurship in youth culture: Morganics, Russell Simmons and Emile 'XY?' Jansen by Lombard, Kara-Jane

“…Taking the subculture of hip hop as a case study, three contexts are explored — Morganics in Australia, “Russell Simmons: Philanthropist” in the USA and Emile “XY?” …”
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A survey on perception of teachers, parents and students in learning songs with explicit lyrics / Jeanie Ling Ching by Jeanie Ling , Ching

“…Students enjoy and have fun singing to the rhythmic hip-hop and rap songs, regardless of the explicit lyrics. …”
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What's hip, what's hop? disharmonized representations of gender in music videos by Fuziah Kartini Hassan Basri, Faridah Ibrahim, Mus Chairil Samani

“…The hip-hop music videos focus on the female bodies (‘hip’) and how men behave towards them (‘hop’). …”
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Missing in action by Perera, Suvendrini

“…This essay weaves itself around the figure of the hip-hop artist M.I.A. Its driving questions are about the impossible choices and willed identifications of a dirty war and the forms of media, cultural politics and creativity they engender; their inescapable traces and unaccountable hauntings and returns in diasporic lives. …”
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Reading popular music festivals through the lens of public sphere by Chakravarty, Devpriya

“…This essay argues that the communicative network of the public sphere which is known to be strengthened by its cultural connects through press and mass media can also be shaped by popular music culture like hip-hop, rock or electronic dance music. A cultural public sphere is comprised of numerous networks of mass and popular culture which help in shaping the participants’ articulations of politics, both public and personal. …”
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Men Against the Wall: Graffiti(ed) Masculinities by Lombard, Kara-Jane

“…This paper invokes the categories of the masculine that have been discursively constructed in the historical and social context of hip hop and graffiti culture. The production and performance of graffiti(ed) masculinities are the result of a complex mix that samples notions of class, race, violence, space, commodification, gender, resistance, and violence. …”
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