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The book explores how New Zealand's pop music renaissance in the early 2000s was influenced by state policies that created market opportunities for musicians. Through public-private partnerships and collaboration with music industry institutions, the government played a crucial role in incentivizing cultural production. This case study highlights the ways in which post-neoliberal states can effectively guide and coordinate popular culture towards market exchange, offering valuable insights into the intersection of state intervention and the music industry.
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Making New Zealand's Pop Renaissance, Michael Scott
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- Released
- 2016
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- Title
- Making New Zealand's Pop Renaissance
- Subtitle
- State, Markets, Musicians
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Michael Scott
- Publisher
- Routledge
- Released
- 2016
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 200
- ISBN13
- 9781138261785
- Category
- Art / Culture, Business and Economics
- Description
- The book explores how New Zealand's pop music renaissance in the early 2000s was influenced by state policies that created market opportunities for musicians. Through public-private partnerships and collaboration with music industry institutions, the government played a crucial role in incentivizing cultural production. This case study highlights the ways in which post-neoliberal states can effectively guide and coordinate popular culture towards market exchange, offering valuable insights into the intersection of state intervention and the music industry.