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"""The Costs of the Gig Economy is a welcome English-language contribution about Recife's contemporary music scene, which receives less attention compared to those in São Paulo, Rio de Janerio, and Salvador. . . . In a clear and engaging writing style, Enriquez zooms in and out of various scales—from local to global—and weaves her theoretical framework of 'rooted cosmopolitanism' into the interconnected issues musicians, cultural promoters, and bureaucrats encounter. Her case studies are refreshingly inclusive of both popular and traditional musicians navigating this environment."" --Notes"

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Falina Enriquez is an assistant professor of anthropology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

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