Vol. 16 No. 1 (2024): Spaces of Dancing

Published: 15-Nov-2024

Editorial

• Executive Editor's Introduction

  Graham St John

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• Guest Editor's Introduction to Spaces of Dancing

  Ben Assiter

  2-8

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Feature Articles

• The Steady Decline of Club Culture in Dublin Neoliberal Policy, Touristification and the Pandemic

  Caroline O'Sullivan

  9-30

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• “Being a DJ is My Form of Resistance” The Dance Floor As a Safer Space for Queer-Feminist Communities in Vienna

  Magdalena Fuernkranz

  31-50

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• London Dubstep Culture in an Online Discord Community The Mediation of Bass, Space and Place

  Ivan Mouraviev

  51-71

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• Noise as a Spectre in Dub Techno

  Bahadırhan Koçer

  72-97

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• Squelches, Wobbles and Risers Continuous Processes and Subgenres in Electronic Dance Music

  Jeremy Smith

  98-124

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Transpositions

• Berghain, Techno and the Body Factory Ethnography of a Club’s Regulars

  guillaume robin

  125-142

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From the Floor

• Reflections from the Frontlines of Grassroots Venue Design

  Ella

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• Finding Shelter Recollections of Shanghai’s Underground Music Scene in the 2010s

  Tianyu Jiang

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• Foraging Places and Spaces through Dance The Mycelium-like Spaces of Post-1989 Berlin

  Phoebe Janssen

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• Passinho Chronicles Unveiling Urban Narratives Through Dance

  Natalia Figueredo

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• An Old School Stomper Reflections on Place, Identity, and Drugs and the Fluctuating Roles of the Participating Ethnographer

  Sarah Raine

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• Platformization and Its Ongoing Impact on Dance Music Spaces

  Danielle Hidalgo

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• Reparative Raving

  Emily L Murphy

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• Windows on the Dance Floor

  Ruth Hughes

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Reviews

• Rude Citizenship: Jamaican Popular Music, Copyright, and the Reverberations of Colonial Power (Larisa Kingston Mann)

  Aadita Chaudhury

  140-142

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• Together, Somehow: Music, Affect, and Intimacy on the Dancefloor (Luis Manuel Garcia-Mispireta)

  Rory Fewer

  143-144

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• Out of Space: How UK Cities Shaped Rave Culture (Jim Ottewill)

  Alistair Fraser

  145-146

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• Venue Stories: Narratives, Memories, and Histories from Britain’s Independent Music Spaces (Fraser Mann, Robert Edgar and Helen Pleasance. eds)

  Max Gibson

  147-149

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• Living at Night in Times of Pandemic: Night Studies and Club Culture in France and Germany (Anita Jóri and Guillaume Robin eds)

  Jack McNeill

  150-152

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