| Socialism and Democracy 2004 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A rap thing. | Political science | Abu-Jamal, Mumia |
| Binary visions, black consciousness, and bling bling. | Political science | Blackburn, Regina Naasirah |
| Brothas gonna work it out! Hip Hop philanthropy, black power vision, and the future of the race. | Political science | Nuruddin, Yusuf |
| Connecting Marx and feminism in the era of globalization: a preliminary investigation . | Political science | Gimenez, Martha E. |
| Coup at Amnesty International: Venezuelan Human Rights, Canadian film festivals, and censorship. | Political science | Stainsby Macdonald |
| From Doo Wop to Hip Hop: the bittersweet odyssey of African-Americans in the South Bronx. | Political science | Naison, Mark |
| Get into the G.A.ME: the grassroots artistEs movement. | Political science | James, Lawrence |
| Getting our act together: gender, globalization, and the state. | Political science | Findlay, Tammy |
| Global women's movements at a crossroads: seeking definition, new alliances and greater impact. | Political science | Barton, Carol |
| Hip-Hop studies and the new culture wars. | Political science | Kitwana, Bakari |
| Hip-Hop white wash: the impact of Eminem on rap music and music industry economics. | Political science | Ford, Ryan |
| Impressions of North Korea. | Political science | Katsiaficas, Giorgi |
| Incomplete revolutions: gendered participation in productive and reproductive labour in Mozambique and Nicaragua. | Political science | Disney, Jennifer |
| Intergenerational cultural wars: Civil Rights vs Hip Hop. | Political science | Boyd, Todd |
| Jazz, African American Nationality, and the myth of the Nation-State. | Political science | McClendon, John H., III |
| Live from Newark: The National Hip Hop Political Convention . | Political science | Mu'id, Niamo |
| Peculiar relations: White identity and imaginative literature. | Political science | Scott, Jonathan |
| Preserving Hip Hop culture. | Political science | Morgan, Marcyliena |
| Religious fundamentalism, community disintegration, and violence against women: all issues are women's issues. | Political science | Srinivasan, Bina |
| Rise up Hip Hop nation: From deconstructing racial politics to building positive solutions. | Political science | Wright, Kristine |
| Sublimating Hiphop: rap music in white America. | Political science | Scott, Jonathan |
| "Take me to your leader": a critical analysis of the Hip-Hop Summit Action Network. | Political science | Baker, Rob 'biko" |
| The gendered effects of the reregulation of the Swedish welfare state. | Political science | Earles, Kimberly |
| The hip-hop generation. | Political science | Powell, Kevin |
| The massacre in Miami. | Political science | Manski, Ben |
| The politics of Hip Hop. | Political science | Martinez, George |
| Toward a critique of Normative justice: Human rights and the rule of law. | Political science | Swartz, Omar |
| Up from hustling: power, plantations, and the Hip-Hop Mogul. | Political science | Neal, Mark Anthony |
| "Verily, there is only one Hip-Hop Umma": Islam, cultural protest and urban marginality. | Political science | Aidi, Hisham |
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