Published Outputs: the team has published or has accepted for publication over 20 peer-reviewed articles or chapters in edited books. One edited book has been published, co-edited by Matthew Machin-Autenrieth, Samuel Llano and Salwa el-Shawan Castelo Branco entitled Music and the Making of Portugal and Spain since the Nineteenth Century (University of Illinois Press). Four other books are under contract: 1) Llano’s monograph The Empire of the Ear: The Musical and Sonic Architecture of Colonial Morocco (OUP); 2) Machin-Autenrieth's 'The Spanish–Moroccan Musical Brotherhood: Colonial Legacies, Interculturalism and Cultural Memory across the Strait of Gibraltar'; 3) Wilford's monograph 'Music and Sound in Franco-Algerian Encounters'; and 4) a volume edited by Elbaz called ‘Sonic Conversations in the Western Mediterranean: Music and Sound, Memory and Meaning’ (OUP, British Academy Proceedings Series).
Engagement in Academic Community and Knowledge Transfer: the team has been proactive in fostering networks with academics across disciplines. The results of our research have been extensively disseminated through conferences, workshops, invited seminars/keynotes, magazines, radio, among other formats. Our research has been international in its dissemination, reaching countries such as the UK, France, Spain, Morocco, Germany, the US, Israel and Switzerland. The team has engaged in a number of knowledge transfer activities, including concerts, exhibitions, workshops and public talks, as well as an online series featuring academic speakers, concerts and lecture-recitals.
