Andrew J. Eisenberg

Publications: Articles

'Hip-Hop and Cultural Citizenship on Kenya's "Swahili Coast"'. Africa 82/4 (2012): 556-578.

Publications: Chapters

2015. Space. In Keywords in Sound: Towards a Conceptual Lexicon, eds. David Novak and Matt Sakakeeny (Duke University Press).

2014. With Alex Perullo. Musical Property Rights in Tanzania and Kenya after TRIPs. In The Sage Handbook of Intellectual Property, eds. Deborah Halbert and Matthew David (Sage).

2013. 'Islam, Sound, and Space: Acoustemology and Muslim Citizenship on the Kenyan Coast'. In Music, Sound and Space: Transformations of Public and Private Experience, ed. Georgina Born. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Publications: Reviews

2014. Hip Hop Africa: New African Music in a Globalizing World, edited by Eric Charry. African Studies Review. 57:3.

2014. 'Kenya: The Obokano Lyre of the Gusii' [Recording Review], Yearbook for Traditional Music.

2013. 'The Singing Wells Project' [website review]. World of Music 2/1 (2013).

Conference Presentations and Keynote Lectures

'Digital Technologies, Intellectual Property Reform and Ontological Politics in the Kenyan Recording Industry'. Oxford Intellectual Property Institute, University of Oxford (7 February 2013).

'Digital Audio, Aesthetics, and Power in Kenya's Transnationally Patronized Popular Music'. American Anthropological Association, San Francisco (17 November 2012).

'The Morass of Musical Property Rights in the "Silicon Savannah": Digital Music Capitalism and Ontological Politics in Kenya'. Society for Ethnomusicology, New Orleans (4 November 2012).

'The Kenyan Music Industry in the Digital Age: Preliminary Notes and Findings from Ongoing Research in Nairobi'. Popular Expression in the 'Silicon Savanna': Perspectives on the Digitization of Art and Life in Kenya, Nairobi (10 July 2012).

'M-Commerce and the (Re)Making of the Music Industry in Kenya: Preliminary Notes and Findings'. Association for Social Anthropology, New Delhi (5 April 2012).

Other

Forthcoming. "Fifty Years of Kenyan Taarab," in Retracing Kenyan Popular Music: Kenya at 50. (Ketebul Music, Nairobi).