Vol 14 (2025) 2 – articles are available and production has begun. Expected availability and start of shipping: end of january / beginning february
List of articles
Emily Ford: Preface
Georgia Curran, Myfany Turpin, Payi Linda Ford : Ecomusicology, performance and environmental crises: Nurturing human relationships with the
environment,
Payi Linda Ford, Linda Barwick: Country, family and performance traditions: Global challenges and local responses from Kurrindju and
the Garfagnana .
Meri Haami: He Whiringa Hīnaki: A Kaupapa Māori ecomusicological framework
Georgia Curran, Enid Nangala Gallagher, Nelli Nanala Wayne, Peggy Nampijinpa Brown: Ngapa manu Warlu–Rain and fire: Central Australian women’s songlines and biocultural connections.
Myfany Turpin, Maya Ward: Ceremony and sentient ecology.
Clint Bracknell: Noongar ecomusicology in southwest Australia
Sudiipta Dowsett, Wanta Jampjinpa Pawu, Jennifer Lourede Biddle: Wunguwarnu Wantarri Milpirri Ecosomatics: Hip Hop and Warlpiri embodied senses of place
Vol 14 (2025) 1 has been shipped to abonnees, orders open
Vol 12 and 13 still available
Introduction to WoM
the world of music (new series) is an
international scholarly journal dedicated to reporting and reflecting
current theoretical perspectives on and research in the field of the
world’s music and dance.
While every issue is designed to focus on a specific topic, the world of music (new series)
does not confine its attention to any single region or methodological
approach. We publish original, and sometimes challenging, contributions
from all over the world, aimed at musicologists and musicians, dance
researchers, anthropologists, cultural studies and post-colonial studies
scholars, and others.
The articles contained in the world of music (new series)
are informed by a variety of theoretical perspectives but devoted to a
shared goal: understanding the musics of the world, their histories, and
their manifold contexts. It is our aim to generate a productive and
creative dialogue between music researchers in disparate locations and
contexts.
Find the “open access versions” starting with issue 12 (2023-1) hosted on:
Provided by the Universitäts Verlag of the Georg August University Göttingen.
Printed issues and older versions:
This page remains showing the history of the journal up to current printed versions and is run by VWB-Verlag für Wissenschaft und Bildung.
Paper based versions are still readily available in some cases in our shop at https://vwb-verlag.de.
Older issues (new series) no longer in stock can be reprinted on inquiry.
Annual subscriptions are found in the menu of the VWB-shop.