9. The Hazina Exhibition. Challenges and Lessons for International Museum Collaboration

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. List of Figures viii
4. Acknowledgments xi
5. Preface xiii
6. Heterodoxy and the Internationalisation and Regionalisation of Museums and Museology xv
7. Building a Critical Museology in Africa xxi
8. Introduction
9. Introduction: Rethinking Museum Cooperation between Africa and Europe Do we need a new paradigm? 3
10. PART I. Mapping the field – the history and context of Museum Cooperation between Africa and Europe
11. 2. Connected by History, Divided by Reality. Eliminating Suspicion and Promoting Cooperation between African and European Museums 25
12. 3. Cooperation between European and African Museums: A Paradigm for Démuséalisation? 43
13. PART II. Local communities and international networks – relations of partnership?
14. 4. Shifting Knowledge Boundaries in Museums. Museum Objects, Local Communities and Curatorial Shifts in African Museums 57
15. 5. Who Shapes the Museum? Exploring the Impact of International Networks on Contemporary East African Museums 69
16. 6. The Road to Reconciliation. Museum Practice, Community Memorials and Collaborations in Uganda 83
17. PART III. Accessibility of collections from Africa
18. 7. The Junod Collection. A new Generation of Cooperation between Europe and Africa 99
19. 8. The Africa Accessioned Network. ‘Museum Collections make Connections’ between Europe and Africa: A Case Study of Finland and Namibia 111
20. 9. The Hazina Exhibition. Challenges and Lessons for International Museum Collaboration 129
21. 10. Artworks Abroad. Ugandan Art in German Collections 143
22. PART IV. Critique and evaluation of museum cooperation
23. 11. New Considerations in Afro-European Museum Cooperation in Africa. The Examples of PREMA and Other Initiatives in Ghana 165
24. 12. Investigating Museum Development in Africa: From Museum Cooperation to the Appropriation of Praxis 179
25. 13. Conservation and Restoration as a Challenge for Museum Cooperation. The Case of the Palace Museum in Foumban, Cameroon 195
26. Conclusion
27. 14. What are the Opportunities, Challenges and Modalities for African and European Museum Cooperation? 215
28. Index 229
29. List of Contributors 237