The first one is in a festschrift for John Sloboda: Emotions in motion: Transforming conflict and music. This is a chapter in Irène Deliège and Jane Davidson (eds), Music and the Mind: Investigating the functions and processes of music (a book in honour of John Sloboda): Oxford University Press [forthcoming 2010]. This discusses a possible mechanism for music use in conflict transformation through the provision of interruptions.

The second one is with with Tia DeNora: Flexibility and (Dis)engagement – mobile music and the politics of everyday life. This is a chapter in Gopinath and Stanyek (eds), Oxford Handbook of Mobile Music and Sound Studies: Oxford University Press [forthcoming]. Data is collected for this paper by a young teenager who interviews her peers thus helping us to fill the 'age-gap' in current literature on iPod/MP3 player use. This helps us capture fresh insights from the group that is most cutting edge when it comes to innovating with the use of mobile technology.