Negotiating Programming Policies for Classical Music in Danish National Radio during the Hot and Cold War Michael Fjeldsøe (University of Copenhagen, Dept. of Arts and Cultural Studies) Within the Work Package 2: Music

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Date: 2014-01-23 11:57:25 Global politics Politics Political philosophy International relations Political realism Realpolitik Cultural diplomacy Cold War Soviet Union Diplomacy Public diplomacy		Negotiating Programming Policies for Classical Music in Danish National Radio during the Hot and Cold War Michael Fjeldsøe (University of Copenhagen, Dept. of Arts and Cultural Studies) Within the Work Package 2: Music Add to Reading List Source URL: ramund.ikk.ku.dk Download Document from Source Website File Size: 43,05 KB Share Document on Facebook

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