Over the years, IASPM has actively branched out from an Anglo-American perspective to both international and transnational conferences and collaborations. This is well illustrated by IASPM Journal, now in its sixth year of publication. In this issue, Isabelle Marc follows shifts and changes of ‘travelling music’, Inhwa So investigates Korean cultural dynamics through gugak girl group MIJI, Stephen Wilford assesses the political legacies of Algerian musicians ‘cheb Hasni’ Chakroun and Lounès Matoub, while Elina Hytönen-Ng offers a new model in understanding the multiple roles of a small jazz venue promoter in the UK. Plus nine book reviews that further underpin the wide reach of popular music studies.

Editor
Prof Hillegonda C Rietveld

Additional Editors
Dr William Echard
Dr Barbara Lebrun
Dr Jung-yup Lee
Dr Carlo Nardi
Dr Geoff Stahl
Dr Catherine Strong
Dr Rupert Till

Reviews Editor
Dr Penny Spirou

Assistant Editor
Jacopo Tomatis


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