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Fall 2009 Course Descriptions are now available

James P. Kraft

Associate Professor

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Sakamaki Hall B411
(808) 956-6763
jkraft(at)hawaii.edu

[BA Texas-Austin, 1974; MA California State-Los Angeles, 1985; PhD Southern California, 1990]

U.S.:Business and Labor

Representative Publications:

Stage to Studio: Musicians and the Sound Revolution, 1890-1950 (Baltimore, 1996).

"Manufacturing: Expansion, Consolidation, and Decline," The Electric Guitar: History of an American Icon (Baltimore, 2004).

"Business, Labor and Technology in America, 1890-1950," Music and Technology in the Twentieth Century Braun, ed. (Baltimore, 2003).

"Artists as Workers: Musicians and Trade Unionism in America, 1880-1917," Musical Quarterly (1995).

"Musicians in Hollywood: Work and Technological Change in Entertainment Industries, 1926-1940," Technology and Culture (1994).

"The 'Pit' Musicians: Mechanization in the Movie Theaters, 1927-1932," Labor History (1994).

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