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Museum Diplomacy
How Cultural Institutions Shape Global Engagement
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About this book
Museum diplomacy has come to new prominence in the contemporary moment. Museums have increasingly global agendas, advancing diverse international partnerships across the world. Moreover, they hold the potential to advance cross-cultural education and foster mutual understanding at a moment when we are beset by global challenges. Acknowledging the troubled histories of these institutions and their contested status, Museum Diplomacy: How Cultural Institutions Shape Global Engagement recognizes the pivotal contributions of museums' global work, while also grappling with the significant issues, questions and possibilities that these activities raise. The collection features examinations of museum diplomacy by fifteen leading scholars and museum practitioners. These texts address global case studies that speak to museum practices related to objects, collections, and people, and charting foundational concepts and ideas. Taken as a whole, the book provides contemporary examples, grounded in historic context, along with provocations and explorations of best practices, providing points for reflection along with guidance for practitioners and scholars alike. Through these wide-ranging contributions, Museum Diplomacy also contributes a new understanding of cultural diplomacy that recognizes the vital diplomatic work of curators, museum administrators, and other museum professionals, as well as how these practitioners exert their own agency in ways that may or may not align with broader government and institutional agendas. Ultimately, Museum Diplomacy calls on the sector to rethink their perceptions of cultural diplomacy and embrace an expansive understanding of the diplomatic practitioner.
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Table of contents
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction: The Global Work of Museum Diplomacy
- Chapter 1: Museums as Diplomatic Sites
- Chapter 2: Exhibitions and Loans as Cosmopolitan Ambassadors
- Chapter 3: Envoys: Object-Entities and Repatriation in Counter-Hegemonic Museum Diplomacy
- Chapter 4: Museum Diplomacy for Sustainable Development and Human Rights
- Chapter 5: Satellite Museums
- Chapter 6: Terracotta Diplomacy: Challenges and Opportunities
- Chapter 7: Museums, Diaspora, and Migration: Looking for New Paradigms in “Times of Crisis”
- Chapter 8: Inclusion and Refusal in Indigenous Museum Diplomacies: Three Moments
- Chapter 9: Cultural Production as a Diplomatic Process: The National Museum of Qatar
- Chapter 10: Between the US and Asia: Exhibitions and Summits as Cultural Diplomacy
- Chapter 11: Smithsonian Global: Looking beyond Our Borders
- Chapter 12: Engaging the World through Museum Collections and Research
- Chapter 13: Global Museum Networks
- Chapter 14: Training and Exchange Programs: Why People Matter
- Chapter 15: Global Citizenship as an Instrument of Museum Diplomacy
- About the Editors
- About the Contributors