Contemporary Music and the Manufacturing Region: Reflections on Reality
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Abstract
Despite long odds, some distressed, high unemployment regions in the United States survive, revitalize, and prosper. While there are many reasons for their success, we hypothesize that a strong sense of community helps make bearable the anger, frustration, despair, and irrationality that accompany high job losses in a region.
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John Mullin and Tracie Seder Hines. "Contemporary Music and the Manufacturing Region: Reflections on Reality" The Regionalist Vol 2.No 3 (1997): 53-62.
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/john_mullin/56
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