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Promoting Metal on Merseyside,apter reveals how the considerable affective investment involved and the potential to derive pleasurable feelings from metal music promotion should not obscure the need to carefully examine this type of labour. Through utilizing Hochschild’s (.) theories on emotional labour, as well as Goffman’s ear

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Mediating Metal on Merseyside,r understanding of their cultural production. The role of a range of media forms is examined, from niche media such as flyers, to Facebook events pages and tweets. It will be argued that contemporary metal music scenes in Merseyside (and beyond) are increasingly dependent on what Hutchinson (Micro-p

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Conclusion: Standing in the Shadows of Beat City,he continued importance of live music venues for the development and sustenance of metal music scenes on Merseyside. It reveals how the potential loss of venues was linked with the prospect of losing a local music scene for metal music altogether. The conclusion also highlights how key individuals c

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d towards decentralisation, local administrations have taken on a fundamental role in LGBT policies, and developed partnerships with local LGBT organisations. Our analysis of these policies confirms the presence of a national as well as a more global trend, namely the fact that the ‘urban safety’ di

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Nedim Hassanways in which citizens were able to identify and express their sexuality. The 1960s were a time of changing political climate not only in Western Europe and the United States, but also in some Soviet ‘satellites’. In Czechoslovakia, calls for reform and political emancipation went hand in hand with

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Nedim Hassanely that of the lives of women involved in same-sex relations in Soviet Russia (1917-89). Until very recently, in existing accounts of Soviet society, queer lives, and lesbian lives even more so, have been notable by their absence and invisibility. Since the 1990s, a handful of pioneering studies ha