Vol. 5 No. 2 (2018): Hip Hop Activism and Representational Politics

Guest Editors: Adam Haupt, Quentin E. Williams and H. Samy Alim

Published: 2018-12-28

Editorial

Editors’ Introduction

Simone Krüger Bridge, Nicholas Tochka

143-146
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Introduction to Special Issue

Introduction Hip Hop, En-voicing and Agency

Adam Haupt, Quentin E Williams, H Samy Alim

147-151
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Articles

Inhale Determination, We Will Overcome Eavesdrop, Mr Devious and Brasse vannie Kaap’s Representational Politics

Adam Haupt

152-168
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“Yo Nací Caminando” Community-Engaged Scholarship, Hip Hop as Postcolonial Studies, and Rico Pabón’s Knowledge of Self

J Griffith Rollefson

169-192
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Double Entendre Got Bodied Strategic Ambivalence and Latinx Young Men Rappin’ under the White Gaze

Casey Philip Wong

193-212
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MC Solaar and the Influence of Globalization on Local Hip-Hop Aesthetics

Saesha Senger

213-228
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Archival Activism Deciphering State-Sanctioned Histories and Reporting of Canadian Hip Hop

Mark V Campbell, Maya Stitski

229-249
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Solution or a “Fake Sense of Integration”? Contradictions of Rap as a Resource within the Danish Welfare State’s Integration Project

Kristine Ringsager

250-268
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Reviews

J. Griffith Rollefson. 2017. Flip the Script: European Hip Hop and the Politics of Postcoloniality

Karim Hammou

269-272
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Milosz Miszczynski and Adriana Helbig, eds. 2017. Hip Hop at Europe’s Edge: Music, Agency, and Social Change

Dave Wilson

273-276
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Udi Aloni. 2016. Junction 48

David A McDonald

277-279
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Nomadic Wax

Francisco D Lara

280-283
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