Inna Di Dancehall: Popular Culture And the Politics of Identity in Jamaica

There isn't enough I can say about Donna Hope's Inna di Dancehall - gender identity, violence, the rise of dancehall in the Jamaican inner city and a thoughtful and thought-provoking text on the discursive analysis of identity, music, culture and politics.

Dr. Hope provides an etic view of the Jamaican subcultural dis/place which is the dancehall. Her work is built on a personal anthropological perspective that adds great value to the body of work that already exist on this subject.I look forward to her venture into the dialogue between the dancehall and rastafari.

Superb!