Each community's musical concepts and values develop over time through complex social and cultural processes.
"New cultural processes very rarely replace the old ones," she says.
These kinds of musical interaction and exchange illustrate the dynamic nature of native musical traditions and cultural processes.
Smith does recognise that certain cultural processes, like art studios and galleries, can "smooth the flow of capital" back into these "recycled" areas.
What kinds of cultural processes were involved in the production of such hierarchies, and how had they achieved the illusory appearance of being natural or given?
This report is primarily concerned with the concentration of financial resources and wealth in the hands of the few, which can affect political, social and cultural processes to the detriment of the most vulnerable.
"This reveals that the vast majority of the ancestry from these open-water pioneers that survives today is derived from females, showing how DNA information can provide insights into cultural processes in ancient societies".
But such cohesion ultimately depends on wider social and cultural processes, including stable employment, the family as a crucible of responsibility and support, and a sense that the social order is just in its allocation of rewards.
Demography and cultural evolution: how adaptive cultural processes can produce maladaptive losses the Tasmanian case.
As we have seen, cultural processes such as learning might, in principle, underpin this form of inheritance.
As such, he notes, biological and cultural processes should both be considered in understanding how humans are changing through time.
