Applied ethnomusicology: historical and contemporary approaches

Part 1: Historical and contemporary understanding of applied ethnomusicology in international perspective. Maintaining the distance, othering the subaltern : rethinking ethnomusicologists' engagement in advocacy and social justice / Ana Hofman

Solving conflicts : applied ethnomusicology at the Music Department of the University of Fort Hare, South Africa, and in the context of IMOHP / Bernhard Bleibinger

Applied ethnomusicology, music therapy, and ethnographically informed choral education : the merging of disciplines during a case study in Hopevale, Northern Queensland / Muriel Swijghuisen Reigersberg.

Part 2: Teaching pedagogies and research practices of applied ethnomusicology. United States ethnomusicology and the engaged university / Eric Martin Usner

Big women from Burrulula : an approach to advocacy and applied ethnomusicology with the Yanyuwa aboriginal community in the Northern Territory, Australia / Elizabeth Mackinlay

Singing from the dark : applied ethnomusicology and the study of lullabies / Katarina Juvančič

Solid as stone and bone : song as a bridge between cultures and generations / Vojko Veršnik.

Part 3: Building sustainable music cultures. Three journeys, five recollections, seven voices : operationalising sustainability in music / Huib Schippers

Questioning the possibility of revitalising traditional rural songs in Topola, Serbia / Jelena Jovanović

Part 4: Music's roles in conflict situations. The music of minorities in Austria : conflict and intercultural strategies / Ursula Hemetek

The musical arts in Aceh after the tsunami and the conflict / Margaret Kartomi

Polyphony of cultures : conceptualization and consequences of an applied media project / Britta Sweers.