Borderlines offers open-access scholarship that experiments with and seeks to forge new connections between area and theory. Published by the editors of CSSAAME , it complements the journal by featuring original work in formats that differ from the scholarly articles and forums that are usually featured in the journal. It includes multimedia work, short essays, and interviews. It also offers additional content that enriches individual articles published in the journal, such as visual material, archival doc
In the third conversation of History Sounds , Andrew Simon tells us about cassette culture, consumption, taste, and music in Egypt from the 1970s through the 1990s and beyond.
In our second conversation, we learn about the history of radio broadcasting, live performances, and resistance in Afghanistan in the 1960s and 1970s with Mejgan Massoumi.