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Music industries and ecology in the age of the Capitalocene
The music industries, and the wider cultural sector, are embedded within the dominant model of globalized, growth-oriented capitalism, and contribute to its associated socio-environmental upheavals. This article seeks to advance understanding of the ecological issues of music and how they reflect th
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