Heidi Westerlund

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University of the Arts Helsinki

Finland

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Danielle Treacy

University of the Arts Helsinki

FINLAND

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Guadalupe López-Íñiguez

University of the Arts Helsinki

FINLAND

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Margaret S. Barrett

Professor and Head of School

MONASH UNIVERSITY

AUSTRALIA

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Lauri Vakeva

University of Helsinki

FINLAND

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Heidi Westerlund

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The protean music career as a sociopolitical orientation: The mutually integrated, non-hierarchical work values of socially engaged musicians

Contemporary composers’ changing “practice in context”: What can higher music education learn from Theodore Schatzki’s practice theory?

Politics of memory and place-making in local opera

Narrating arts education research impact in and through research policy: affordances and constraints for professional transformation

Visions for intercultural music teacher education in complex societies

Professional education toward protean careers in music? Bigenerational Finnish composers’ pathways and livelihoods in changing ecosystems

Hidden elitism: the meritocratic discourse of free choice in Finnish music education system

Interrogating intercultural competence through a “pedagogy of interruption”: A metasynthesis of intercultural outreach projects in music teacher education

Professional reflexivity and the paradox of freedom: Negotiating professional boundaries in a Jewish Ultra-Orthodox female music teacher education programme

The Mnemonist’s legacy: on memory, forgetting, and ableist discourse in twenty-first-century inclusive music education

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Danielle Treacy

Guadalupe López-Íñiguez

Margaret S. Barrett

Lauri Vakeva

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