Museums and Anthropology in the Age of Engagement considers changes that have been
taking place in museum anthropology as it has been responding to pressures to be more …

Museums as Agents for Social Change is the first comprehensive text to examine museum
practice in a decolonised moment, moving beyond known roles of object collection and …

In this paper, we present the Marange Community Museum as an empirical example of how
decoloniality can be approached within the museum practice. We argue that the Marange …

This introduction lays out this special issue, which juxtaposes articles on approaches to
provenance research, conducted at German museum and university institutions, with articles …

The museum world is currently grappling with questions of how to decolonize
anthropological collections and many of these debates are epistemologically oriented. In …

Since the establishment of early colonial museums, concerns around collection storage,
funding, and staffing levels have continued to exacerbate 'curation crises'. In 2020, the …

Abstract The Mutare Museum in Eastern Zimbabwe reorganized an ethnographic collection
in one of its galleries in 2016. This article will look at the processes by which traditional …

First, I would like to create context by addressing the markers of historical and conventional
museology and museum practices that have been the sub ject of reconsideration and …

The museum paradigm is changing–a process that has lasted for twenty and more years
and covers an increasing part of the world's museum landscape. Scholars estimate the …

This article aims to reflect on the aporias and paradoxes of a postcolonial, collaborative
research approach to ethnographic collections dating from colonial times. While, at least in …