Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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10502843 | Health & Place | 2011 | 10 Pages |
Abstract
Through a discussion of the sounds and statements of Bono and U2, this paper explores the ways in which music can work in particular spatial contexts, contributing towards both personal and population-wide health and wellbeing. We engage critically with the idea of celebrity diplomacy, and look beyond this notion to suggest ways in which the production, circulation and consumption of music warrants greater attention within the unfolding domain of health geography.
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Authors
Gavin J. Andrews, Robin A. Kearns, Paul Kingsbury, Edward R. Carr,