Museum Studies - as an academic and practical field of research
that is rapidly expanding and alive with potential - presents an
opportunity and challenge that parallels the explosive growth of
museums throughout the world. "Museum Worlds" traces and comments
on major regional, theoretical, methodological, and topical themes
and debates, and encourages comparison of museum theories,
practices, and developments across a variety of settings. Drawing
on the expertise and networks of a global editorial board of senior
scholars and museum practitioners, "Museum Worlds" both challenges
and develops the core concepts that link different disciplinary
perspectives on museums by bringing new voices into ongoing debates
and discussions.
The engaging range of articles and reflections featured in this
inaugural volume raise questions about the public functions,
obligations, and values of museums in national as well as local and
community contexts. Across case studies and contexts in five
continents, they explore current trends in museum-related research
and practice and capture the breadth as well as depth of the
compelling processes of change presently underway in the field.
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