Technofascism: The New World Disorder - Paperback

Raised in Los Angeles, educated at UC Berkeley in music, Kabakov won a Graduate Prize Fellowship at Harvard in composition for doctoral studies under Leon Kirchner and Leonard Bernstein. While in Cambridge, his poetical tendencies were catalyzed by encounters with master poets Octavio Paz and Robert Lowell. His post doctoral career included Chair of composition at Boston Conservatory followed by Director of Institutional Development at Yamaha International Corporation and Advanced Curriculum Director for Yamaha Music Foundation. While with Yamaha, Kabakov supported the efforts of music and media technology inventors and educators and the institutions they represent. Not until year 2000 and a move to Seattle did Kabakov take his writing public as a member of Poets West which presented him as featured reader at numerous venues in the region. "Available Light" is Kabakov's book of collected poems published in 2015 by Goldfish Press glowingly reviewed by Harvard Colloquy, "The poems are eloquent and well-crafted, the language ranging from fastidious and poetic to loose-limbed vernacular...JK now resides in The Dalles with his wife Antonia, is compiling his second poetry book, teaches music at Columbia Gorge Community College and founded the world music ensemble, Europatopia. Kabakov's interest in economics and philosophy were incubated in collaborations with emeritus professor Thomas Naylor of Duke University with whom JK co-authored the first pre-millennium academic articles on technofascism.