Vol. 13 No. 1 (2015)

Special Issue: Museum, Field, Colony: Collecting, displaying and governing people and things

Published: 29.01.2016

Guest Editorial

Museum, Field, Colony: collecting, displaying and governing people and things

Fiona Cameron, Conal McCarthy

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Articles

From French Indochina to Paris and back again: The Circulation of Objects, People, and Information, 1900-1932

Nélia Dias

7-21
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Morale and Mass Observation: Governing the Affective Atmosphere on the Home-Front

Ben Dibley, Michelle Kelly

22-41
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Exhibiting the Austro-Hungarian Empire: The Austrian Museum for Folk Culture in Vienna, 1895-1925

Julia Thorpe

42-51
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‘America Is Our Field’: Anthropological Regionalism at the American Museum of Natural History, 1895–1945

Ira Jacknis

52-71
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Australian Museums, Aboriginal Skeletal Remains, and the Imagining of Human Evolutionary History, c. 1860-1914

Paul Turnbull

72-87
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Two anthropological assemblages: New Zealand museums, Native policy, and Māori ‘culture areas’ and ‘adaptation’

Fiona Cameron, Conal McCarthy

88-106
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Plenary: The legacy of museum ethnography for indigenous people today - case studies from Aotearoa/New Zealand

Arapata Hakiwai, Paul Diamond

107-118
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