Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication
Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication

dr. (Julian) JCF Schaap

dr. (Julian) JCF Schaap
Assistant professor Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication Department of Arts and Culture Studies
Location
Burg. Oudlaan 50, Rotterdam
Email
j.schaap@eshcc.eur.nl

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Dr. Julian Schaap (Rotterdam, 1988) is Assistant-Professor Sociology of Music at the Department of Arts and Culture Studies. His research focuses on stratification in cultural production and consumption practices, with popular music in particular. For more information, please see: www.julianschaap.com

Combining cognitive and cultural sociology with the sociology of ethno-racial/gender stratification, Julian studied the (re)production of whiteness and masculinity of rock music reception for his dissertation research. For this project, entitled ‘Elvis has finally left the building? Boundary work, whiteness and the reception of rock music in comparative perspective’, he received grants from NWO, Fulbright (for a visiting scholarship at Emory University, Atlanta, GA) and the Erasmus Trustfonds. He defended his dissertation cum laude in October 2019 and received multiple awards for his work, including the Praemium Erasmianum Dissertation Prize 2020 and the Erasmus University Research Award 2020.

In 2018, Julian published a book on gender inequality in metal music production, together with Dr. Pauwke Berkers (ESHCC).

Aside from teaching various courses in sociology of culture, he is the organizer of a recurring series of artistic symposia called Music Talks, and he is coordinator of the educational minor program Mu$ic: The economy, sociology and practice of popular music.

Research interests: culture, stratification, wellbeing, popular music
Onderzoeksinteresses: cultuur, ongelijkheid, welzijn, populaire muziek

 

  • Pauwke Berkers, Julian Schaap, Femke Vandenberg, Rick Everts, Britt Swartjes, Didier Goossens, Michael Berghman & Frank Kimenai (2021) - Muziek als medicijn tegen maatschappelijke kwalen? - Sociologie magazine, 29 (1), 6-9

  • Julian Schaap (2014) - Gebonden aan witheid: witte identiteiten en de onbedoelde (re)productie van racisme - Sociologie, 1, 78-83

  • Julian Schaap & Pauwke Berkers (2016) - (De)constructing a white male space: Gender, race-Ethnicity, and rock music in comparative perspective
  • Pauwke Berkers & Julian Schaap (2015) - (De)constructing a white space: Boundary work, whiteness and the reception of rock music in Rotterdam
  • Pauwke Berkers & Julian Schaap (2014) - A long way to the top: The production and reception of music in a globalized world
  • Julian Schaap & SD Aupers (2013) - Spiritual encounters in Azaroth: Religious reflexivity in World of Warcraft
  • Pauwke Berkers & Julian Schaap (2013) - So you think you can grunt? Gender and musical careers in online and offline metal scenes.
  • Julian Schaap & SD Aupers (2013) - Spirituele ontmoetingen in Azaroth: Religieuze reflectie in World of Warcraft

  • G Fonseca Pires, Pauwke Berkers & Julian Schaap (2019) - “My question is more metal than yours!” Gender inequality in metal music journalism
  • Pauwke Berkers & Julian Schaap (2019) - Gender Inequality in Metal Music Production: A Global Trend Analysis
  • Michael Berghman, Julian Schaap & Koen Eijck (2018) - Let Me Think About That – Developing a latency-based tool for the sociological study of cultural Taste
  • Julian Schaap & Pauwke Berkers (2018) - Doing diversity or keeping homogeneity: Masculinity and whiteness in rock music classification
  • Pauwke Berkers & Julian Schaap (2018) - Gender inequality in metal music production: A global trend analysis
  • Julian Schaap & Pauwke Berkers (2017) - Gender inequality in metal music production
  • Pauwke Berkers & Julian Schaap (2017) - From t(h)rash to profit : A history of the legitimation of metal music
  • Pauwke Berkers, T Trinh Thanh & Julian Schaap (2017) - Hearing whiteness: Race, ethnicity and evaluation of rock music
  • Julian Schaap & Pauwke Berkers (2017) - Elvis has finally left the building? Gender, race-ethnicity and social marking in rock music classification
  • Femke Vandenberg & Julian Schaap (2017) - ‘Any Irish MC’s out there?’ Negotiating class, nationality, masculinity and whiteness in the virtual Irish rap scene
  • Julian Schaap, Jeroen Waal & Willem Koster (2016) - The Merits of the Implicit Association Test for Sociological Research
  • Pauwke Berkers, Julian Schaap & Frank Weij (2016) - Guitar wielding women: gender inequality in metal music production in comparative perspective
  • T Trinh Thanh, Pauwke Berkers & Julian Schaap (2016) - Hearing whiteness: race, ethnicity and the evaluation of rock music
  • Julian Schaap (2015) - (De)constructing a white space: Boundary work, whiteness and the reception of rock music in Rotterdam
  • Julia Peters, SD Aupers & Julian Schaap (2015) - The bearable lightness of being or “shit happens”: How Dutch religious nones deal with life, death and suffering
  • Julian Schaap (2015) - (De)constructing a white space: Boundary work, whiteness and the reception of rock music in Rotterdam
  • Julian Schaap & Pauwke Berkers (2015) - Whiteness and the online critical and consumer reception of rock and heavy metal music
  • Julia Peters, SD Aupers & Julian Schaap (2015) - The bearable lightness of being, of “shit happens”. Hoe Nederlandse a-religieuzen omgaan met leven, lijden en dood
  • Julian Schaap & Pauwke Berkers (2014) - Sounds like Bad Brains: Whiteness and the critical reception of rock music in the United States, Germany and the Netherlands
  • Julian Schaap & Pauwke Berkers (2014) - Net zoals Jimi Hendrix: Whiteness, etno - raciale grenzen, en de receptie van rock muziek in de Verenigde Staten, 2003 - 2013
  • Julian Schaap & Pauwke Berkers (2014) - So You Think You Can Grunt: Gender and Musical Careers in Online and Offline Metal Scenes
  • Julian Schaap & Pauwke Berkers (2013) - Just like Hendrix: Whiteness and the reception of rock music in the United States, 2000-2013
  • Pauwke Berkers & Julian Schaap (2013) - So you think you can grunt? Gender and musical careers in online and offline metal scenes
  • Julian Schaap & Pauwke Berkers (2013) - Grunting Alone: Online Gender Inequality in Extreme Metal Music
  • Julian Schaap & Pauwke Berkers (2013) - Grunting Alone: Online Gender Inequality in Extreme Metal Music
  • Julian Schaap & Pauwke Berkers (2012) - Tough Girls, Tough Luck: Gender Inequality in the Online and offline Metal Scene

  • Julian Schaap (30 december 2020) - De Nieuws BV. Jongeren en corona. - BNN/VARA De Nieuws BV
  • Julian Schaap (5 november 2020) - Vraag het een wetenschapper: Zijn we allemaal racist? - Nationale Wetenschapsagenda
  • Julian Schaap (14 oktober 2020) - N8W8 Red de nacht - N8W8 Red de nacht
  • Julian Schaap (30 september 2020) - Zelfs Covid-19 houdt het dansen niet tegen - De Groene Amsterdammer
  • Julian Schaap (7 september 2018) - Whitewashing; racisme of menselijke reactie? - Interview
  • Julian Schaap (25 mei 2018) - Faces of Science - Julian Schaap - Interview

  • Julian Schaap & Britt Swartjes (3 december 2020) - Music Talks: Festivals and Corona - Festivals and Corona
  • Pauwke Berkers & Julian Schaap (1 mei 2019) - Metal: meer muziek voor mannen - Quoted in OneWorld (De Gussum) on gender inequality in metal music
  • Pauwke Berkers & Julian Schaap (9 april 2019) - Despite Damning New Research, Women In Country Music Have It Better Than Most - Quoted in KQED Arts (Alexandra) on gender inequality in metal music
  • Pauwke Berkers & Julian Schaap (13 december 2018) - Interview Kat Katz metalzangers: ‘Ik was de intimidatie door mannen beu’ - Quoted in NRC (Peter Ploeg) about gender inequality about music
  • Pauwke Berkers & Julian Schaap (4 november 2018) - Het oorverdovende gebrul van metal: Voer voor de wetenschap - Quoted in Trouw (Bart Braun) about scietific study of metal music.
  • Pauwke Berkers & Julian Schaap (18 mei 2017) - Zo weinig vrouwen kwamen er afgelopen jaar op de Nederlandse radio - Quoted in De Correspondent (Rufus Kain) about gender inequality about music

  • Julian Schaap (2017) - Sociologie (Journal)

  • Michael Berghman, Julian Schaap, Koen Eijck, Willem Koster & Jeroen Waal (2020) - Learning from Latency in Sociological Research: Using the Implicit Association Test to make sense of Timed-Surveys - 115th Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association
  • Julia Peters & Julian Schaap (2018) - The Bearable Lightness of Being, or “Shit Happens”: The Ironic Worldview as a Means for Coping with Life, Death and Suffering - American Sociological Association
  • Julian Schaap & Pauwke Berkers (2017) - Elvis has finally left the building? Whiteness, boundary work and the reception of rock music in comparative perspective - Symbolic Boundaries – workshop celebrating the honorary doctorate of Michèle Lamont

  • Julian Schaap (2020) - Music and wellbeing in Covid times - Erasmus SG lectures
  • Julian Schaap (2019) - De kleur van muziek - Nacht van Ontdekkingen
  • Julian Schaap (2019) - Luisteren in Zwart-Wit - Nationale Wetenschapsagenda NWA/NWO ‘Expeditie Next’
  • Pauwke Berkers & Julian Schaap (2018) - Vrouwen met gitaren – Waarom het zo lastig is om het als vrouw te maken in de mannenwereld van de metalmuziek (en hoe dat anders moet) - Studio Erasmus
  • Julian Schaap (2018) - Luisteren in zwart/wit: Gender, ras-etniciteit en muzieksmaak - Proost op de Wetenschap
  • Julian Schaap (2018) - Luisteren in zwart/wit: Gender, ras-etniciteit en muzieksmaak - Sunday Assembly
  • Julian Schaap (2018) - Gender inequality in metal music production - Yellow House: International Women's Day
  • Julian Schaap (2018) - Luisteren in zwart/wit: Gender, ras-etniciteit en muzieksmaak - KOPfestival
  • Julian Schaap (2017) - Luisteren in zwart/wit: Ras-etniciteit en muzieksmaak - NWO Nacht van de Wetenschap (plus live stream)

  • Julian Schaap (2019) - Diversity in music - From Talk to Action: Diversity and Inclusion in the Conservatoire (symposium)
  • Julian Schaap & Pauwke Berkers (2019) - Gender inequality in metal music production - Studievereniging Hucbald: Symposium on gender and music
  • Julian Schaap (2019) - Elvis has finally left the building? The sociology of race/ethnicity and popular music - Codarts Research Festival
  • Julian Schaap & Pauwke Berkers (2018) - Gender Inequality in Metal Music Production - Codarts Research Event
  • Julian Schaap (2013) - Op vakantie naar de loopgraven: 100 jaar slagveldtoerisme van 1914 tot nu - Studiedag Stichting Studiecentrum Eerste Wereldoorlog (SSEW)

  • Julian Schaap (2020) - Erasmus University Research Prize 2020
  • Julian Schaap (2020) - Praemium Erasmianum Foundation Dissertation Prize
  • Julian Schaap (2019) - EGSH Best Thesis Award 2019

Research Master Seminar

Year
2020
Year Level
MA-1, MA-2
Course Code
CS5015

The Popular Music Hit Song Project

Level
Minor
Year
2020
Year Level
Minor
Course Code
CC9013

Sociology of Arts and Culture

Year
2020
Year Level
Pre-master, BA-1, BA-1, Pre-master
Course Code
CC1003

Popular Music: Industry & Society

Year
2020
Year Level
BA-2, BA-2, BA-3, BA-3, Minor
Course Code
CC2052

Master Thesis

Level
MA
Year
2020
Year Level
MA
Course Code
CC4050

Master Thesis Class

Level
MA
Year
2020
Year Level
MA
Course Code
CC4008

Popular Music: Greatest Hits and Critics

Level
Minor
Year
2020
Year Level
Minor
Course Code
CC9012

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