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 article explores contemporary threads in the heritage history of Aotearoa New Zealand,
as we witness in real-time the emergence of alternative narratives of Indigenous heritage, in …

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 …

This chapter explores the politics of visuality in the context of the lives of the Nalik people of
northern New Ireland, Papua New Guinea that is sympathetic to the 'complexity and reality of …

This webinar considers complex issues of decolonisation, community action, and museum
practice as they affect the teaching of museum and heritage studies. We offer a view from …

This article sets out to tackle the question:'what can museum anthropology do in the twenty-
first century?'It does so by focusing on the doing in a double-sense: on what museum …

Illustrating inequality to a more general public–beyond those concerned purely with public
policy and research–presents various challenges. Museums have often served a function of …

This thesis examines contemporary New Zealand museum repatriation practice, focusing on
returns of ancestral remains and objects from New Zealand museums to source …

There is a need for museums and their collections to stay relevant and be responsive to
pressing social issues such as indigenous rights. Museums and their collections are …