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Museological Review, Issue 24 – ‘what is a museum today?’ This journal is co-ordinated by the PhD community at the School of Museum Studies, University of Leicester. Table of Contents: Democratising Power Relations in Art Institutions – Nanna Balslev Strøjer

Mixed reality museum visits: Using new technologies to support co-visiting for local and remote visitors. Museological Review Professor Conal McCarthy sets out to correct this imbalance, seeking to ground museum studies in practice. He presents an integrated model—combining How to conduct a review. Museological Reflections Group. Uk Media Uol Docs Academic Departments Museum Studies Museological Review Museological MuseoPic Analytics: museology revamped! maximise box office sales as well as ⭐️ public reviews, and better develop content management and strategy. Appropriate museology advocates the exploration and use of indigenous museological traditions where suitable.

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Museological Review would like to thank the following people who helped in the production of this issue: Viv Golding, Sandra Dudley, Janet Marstine, Suzanne MacLeod, Richard Sandell, Jocelyn Dodd, Sarah Plumb, Bob Ahluwalia, Robin Clarke, Gordon Fyfe, Ceciel Museological Review, Issue 24 - 'what is a museum today?' This journal is co-ordinated by the PhD community at the School of Museum Studies, University of Leicester. Table of Contents: Democratising Power Relations in Art Institutions - Nanna Balslev Strøjer.

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Museological Review Issue 25: (Re)visiting Museums - Call for Proposals. We’re delighted to announce our call for proposals for Issue 25: ‘(Re)visiting Museums’. This year MR welcomes submissions in 5 different formats: academic articles, interviews, book/exhibition reviews, visual submissions, and shorter contributions of up to 300 words

differed greatly from what we today consider ‘a museum’ or ‘an exhibition’. However, it is important to point to the fact that inherent in the foundation of the public museum (in a Western tradition) was distribution of power.

The following papers consider the complex theme of Cultural Property: Ownership, We are pleased to welcome you to the ninth issue of the Museological Review, an annual publication edited by research students at the Museum Studies Department, University of Leicester. This publication aims at compiling and promoting original ideas around various issues of museum theory and practice. 2020-12-29 Museological Review Issue 17 is now available! Museological Review Issue 17 is now available! Following the successful Museum Utopias conference in the School of Museum Studies in March 2012, Museological Review -our PhD student led journal- started an editorial process to publish contributions that were presented as part of it. A new issue of the Museological Review - the journal produced by the Department of Museum Studies' research students - is due to be publishe Museological Review, Issue 24 – ‘what is a museum today?’ This journal is co-ordinated by the PhD community at the School of Museum Studies, University of Leicester.
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Museological Review 2012 Issue 16 ‘conventional’ and ‘strange’. It explored new possibilities of definition and took an alternative stance The number of responses we received for our call for papers was overwhelming. the organizers (a rather eccentric group in its own rights), were not the only ones intrigued by the Museological Review is a peer-reviewed journal published annually by the community of PhD students of the School of Museum Studies at the University of Leicester, UK. It is a forum for the exchange of museological ideas and the development of academic skills.

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Museological Review 2012 Issue 16 ‘conventional’ and ‘strange’. It explored new possibilities of definition and took an alternative stance The number of responses we received for our call for papers was overwhelming. the organizers (a rather eccentric group in its own rights), were not the only ones intrigued by the

Publication of the American Association of Museums) Museum and Society Museum Anthropology Review Museum of Osteopathic Medicine Newsletter Museum of the essential and beyond that : [arteonline] Museum studies : the Art Institute's journal online Music & anthropology : journal of musical anthropology of the Mediterranean Accessibility The University of Leicester is committed to equal access to our facilities. DisabledGo has a detailed accessibility guide for the Museum Studies Building. This, the thirteenth issue of Museological Review and the first as an online journal, considers the impact of Ideology, Power and the State on museums. The Editorial Committee hopes that readers will find this collection of papers engaging and inspiring.

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Museological Review has been a source of new thinking and, indeed, of experimental research in museum studies for well over a decade. Edited by

That film, set in St Petersburg's Hermitage Museum, features actors playing out scenes from the sweep of Russian history inside the museum. Importantly, these films have been released at erratic intervals, at the instigation of a film producer rather than a museum: there was no consistency in their production. We are pleased to welcome you to the ninth issue of the Museological Review, an annual publication edited by research students at the Museum Studies Department, University of Leicester.