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PhD Thesis by Dr. Dianne Marie Smith – Deci-belles: Gender and Power in Sound Engineering for Popular Music in New Zealand

January 8, 2015/ by Talie Helene/ in Curated Content: women in sound/ Comments Off on PhD Thesis by Dr. Dianne Marie Smith – Deci-belles: Gender and Power in Sound Engineering for Popular Music in New Zealand
Cite this item:Smith, D. M. (2010). Deci-belles: Gender and Power in Sound Engineering for Popular Music in New Zealand (Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy). University of Otago. Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/10523/373
Permanent link to University of Otago Archive version: http://hdl.handle.net/10523/373
Date:2010
Advisor:Court, Suzanne; Stringer, Rebecca
Degree Name: Doctor of Philosophy
Degree Discipline:Music
Publisher:University of Otago
Keywords: popular music; sound engineering; women; gender; power; technology; music industry; work
Research Type: Thesis
Languages:English
View the Abstract and download the PDF of the thesis online.
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