ROCK AND POPULAR MUSIC Politics, Policies, Institutions -- Copyright -- Contents -- Notes on contributors -- Series editors' preface -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- Part I Government and rock -- Introduction -- 1 Popular Music and the Local State -- 2 'The Cabaret is Dead': Rock Culture as State Enterprise-the Political Organization of Rock in East Germany -- 3 Popular Music Policy: A Contested Area-the Dutch Experience -- 4 The English Canadian Recording Industry Since 1970 -- 5 Making Music Local -- 6 Who Fought the Law? The American Music Industry and the Global Popular Music Market -- Part II Broadcasting: music, policies, cultures and communities -- Introduction -- 7 Radio Space and Industrial Time:The Case of Music Formats -- 8 Policing French-Language Music on Canadian Radio: The Twilight of the Popular Record Era? -- 9 Who Killed the Radio Star? The Death of Teen Radio in Australia -- 10 From State Monopoly to Commerical Oligopoly, European Broadcasting Policies and Popular Music Output Over the Airwaves -- Part III Rock and politics -- Introduction -- 11 Feminist Musical Practice: Problems and Contradications -- 12 The Framing of Rock: Rock and the New Conservatism -- 13 Beat in the System -- 14 Black Popular Music: Crossing Over or Going Under? -- 15 Aboriginal Rock Music: Space and Place -- Afterword: Music Policy, Aesthetic and Social Difference -- Name index -- Subject index.