Joy White
Biographic Data
| ID | 4248568 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Joy White |
| GIVEN NAMES | Joy |
| FAMILY NAME | White |
| SIGNATURE | WHITE J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Bedfordshire |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Why live anywhere else? A hyperlocal reflection on displacement, dislocation and ‘aversive racism’
In displacement beyond dislocation: Aversive racism in gentrification studies, Stefano Bloch and Dugan Meyers analyse how displacement in gentrification studies has been conceptualised. Following a critical examination of the literature, they argue for a more theoretically nuanced concept of how racism takes place. In doing so, they suggest that the role of racism has been under-acknowledged in studies on the processes of gentrification, making t…
Terraformed
Terraformed is a short, complicated and somewhat risky endeavour.It is my attempt to speak to a global, afro-diasporic, Black Atlantic experience.It is an act of loving blackness, a reminder that our lives, even if seen as hyperlocal and specific, connect beyond the confines of borders, boundaries and nations.My starting point was to foreground that although the language and framing about young Black people is more often than not a narrative of g…
Introduction to special issue
The state's coercive engagement with Black youth expressive culture, and rap music in particular, is a topic of mounting public and scholarly concern. Rap lyrics and videos made by defendants and codefendants are regularly used as evidence in court cases in ways that incite bias against young people in the dock. At the same time, the performance and circulation of rap music are increasingly monitored and constrained by the police and other bodies…
Notes from lockdown
A series of reflections on Covid-19 that looks at: how the pandemic affects processes of bordering and increases the indeterminate grey zones within which so many people are forced to live; the way nurses are presented in the media and the hypocrisy of praising them in a moment of crisis while simultaneously devaluing their work and underpaying them; health inequalities in Newham; the inequalities in the craft sector spotlighted by the pandemic; …
Urban Music and Entrepreneurship
Controlling the Flow
As a key genre within the urban music economy, grime music has a national and global presence. In the YouTube era, young people film music videos and broadcast them online. Legislation and policies ostensibly created as a means to maintain public safety combine to create methods to control the behaviour of young people. The production and circulation of urban music videos, therefore, become a contested activity. The racial mechanics of this gaze …
Controlling the Flow
As a key genre within the urban music economy, grime music has a national and global presence. In the YouTube era, young people film music videos and broadcast them online. Legislation and policies ostensibly created as a means to maintain public safety combine to create methods to control the behaviour of young people. The production and circulation of urban music videos, therefore, become a contested activity. The racial mechanics of this gaze …
Urban Music and Entrepreneurship
Controlling the Flow
As a key genre within the urban music economy, grime music has a national and global presence. In the YouTube era, young people film music videos and broadcast them online. Legislation and policies ostensibly created as a means to maintain public safety combine to create methods to control the behaviour of young people. The production and circulation of urban music videos, therefore, become a contested activity. The racial mechanics of this gaze …
Notes from lockdown
A series of reflections on Covid-19 that looks at: how the pandemic affects processes of bordering and increases the indeterminate grey zones within which so many people are forced to live; the way nurses are presented in the media and the hypocrisy of praising them in a moment of crisis while simultaneously devaluing their work and underpaying them; health inequalities in Newham; the inequalities in the craft sector spotlighted by the pandemic; …
Introduction to special issue
The state's coercive engagement with Black youth expressive culture, and rap music in particular, is a topic of mounting public and scholarly concern. Rap lyrics and videos made by defendants and codefendants are regularly used as evidence in court cases in ways that incite bias against young people in the dock. At the same time, the performance and circulation of rap music are increasingly monitored and constrained by the police and other bodies…
Why live anywhere else? A hyperlocal reflection on displacement, dislocation and ‘aversive racism’
In displacement beyond dislocation: Aversive racism in gentrification studies, Stefano Bloch and Dugan Meyers analyse how displacement in gentrification studies has been conceptualised. Following a critical examination of the literature, they argue for a more theoretically nuanced concept of how racism takes place. In doing so, they suggest that the role of racism has been under-acknowledged in studies on the processes of gentrification, making t…
Terraformed
Terraformed is a short, complicated and somewhat risky endeavour.It is my attempt to speak to a global, afro-diasporic, Black Atlantic experience.It is an act of loving blackness, a reminder that our lives, even if seen as hyperlocal and specific, connect beyond the confines of borders, boundaries and nations.My starting point was to foreground that although the language and framing about young Black people is more often than not a narrative of g…
Sociology (5 works) · Political science (4 works) · Music History and Culture (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Criminology (2 works) · Gentrification (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Psychoanalysis (2 works) · Psychology (2 works) · 2019-20 coronavirus outbreak (1 works)