Engaging Heritage, Engaging Communities

International, multi-disciplinary perspectives on the key question of community engagement in theory and practice in a diverse range of heritage settings.

Introduction - Bryony OnciulThe Gate in the Wall: Beyond Happiness-making in Museums - Bernadette LynchAssembling Communities: Curatorial Practices, Material Culture and Meanings - Philipp SchorchInterview: John Tunbridge - John Everard TunbridgeInterview: Gregory Ashworth - Gregory AshworthEngaging with Maori and Archaeologists: Heritage Theory and Practice in Aotearoa New Zealand - Elizabeth Dale PishiefHorizontality: Tactical Politics for Participation and Museums - Helen GrahamRe-imagining Egypt: Artefacts, Contemporary Art and Community Engagement in the Museum - Helen TullyInterview: Evita Busa - Evita BusaInterview: Shatha Abu Khafajah - Shatha Abu-KhafajahEngaging Communities of De-industrialisation: the Mapping Baybrook and Mill Stories Projects of Baltimore, USA - Michelle L. StefanoEngaging Communities of De-industrialisation: the Mapping Baybrook and Mill Stories Projects of Baltimore, USA - Nicole KingInterview: Ashley Minner - Ashley Colleen MinnerEmbattled Legacies: Challenges in Community Engagement at Historic Battlefields in the UK - Justin SikoraAt the Community Level: Intangible Cultural Heritage as Naturally-occurring Ecomuseums - Michelle L. StefanoSubaltern Sports Heritage - Gregory RamshawMuseums and the Symbolic Capital of Social Media Space - Julian HartleyRelational Systems and Ancient Futures: Co-creating a Digital Contact Network in Theory and Practice - Billie LythbergRelational Systems and Ancient Futures: Co-creating a Digital Contact Network in Theory and Practice - Carl HogsdenRelational Systems and Ancient Futures: Co-creating a Digital Contact Network in Theory and Practice - Wayne NgataInterview: Conal McCarthy - Conal McCarthy