660
Cultural Production, Power, and Inequality.

Wednesday, 18 July 2018: 08:30-10:20
Location: 206E (MTCC NORTH BUILDING)
RC37 Sociology of Arts (host committee)

Language: English and French

This session invites papers that examine the role of power and inequality in cultural production processes.  We particularly welcome papers concerned with how power and inequality shape and are shaped by: work in cultural and creative industries, cross-cultural production, cultural appropriation, the economics and regulation of cultural production, and cultural representation in popular media.
Session Organizers:
Allyson STOKES, University of Waterloo, Canada, Kim DE LAAT, University of Toronto, Canada and Diana MILLER, University of Toronto, Canada
Oral Presentations
660.1
Intermédiaires Du Travail Artistique, Carrière Des Musiciens Et Inégalités Au Sein Du Champ Musical
Wenceslas LIZE, Université de Poitiers, France
660.2
I Get Knocked Down, but I Get up Again: Calibration As Gendered Authenticity Work on Women’s Healthy Living Blogs
Alexandra RODNEY, University of Guelph, Canada
660.3
Leaving the ‘Crab in the Bucket’: Exploring Structural Explanations to the ‘Invisibility’ of Filipino Cuisine in Canada
Gazel MANUEL, Carleton University, Canada
660.4
Migrants Worth Less? an Analysis of the Role of Migrant Musicians in the World Music Market
Glaucia PERES DA SILVA, University Duisburg-Essen, Germany
660.5
Contextualizing Dance: An Analysis of Role of State and Society in Socio-Political Construction of Kalbeliya Dance
Ruchika RANWA, Jawaharlal Nehru University, India
Distributed Papers
660.6
Recent Differentiation between Two Cultural Industries By Cultural Policies: Singapore’s Cultural Transformation and Inequality Problems Since 2012
Kenichi KAWASAKI, Komazawa University, Japan
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