Since the early twentieth century, radio has been one of the most important media, both generally and in the specific context of armed conflict. Relatively cheap and with the ability to transmit over long ranges--and over international borders--radio has become central to the wartime strategies of governments and guerrilla groups alike. The role of music on radio in wartime and in conflict situations has, however, only rarely been the focus of scholarly attention, despite the central role that music plays in this medium. The essays in this volume offer case studies spanning over 80 years and...
Since the early twentieth century, radio has been one of the most important media, both generally and in the specific context of armed conflict. Relat...