Inhalt
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Editorial
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Preface
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Introduction
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From Völkerkundemuseum to the Humboldt Forum: changes in perceptions, concepts and strategies
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European ethnography and world culture museums
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From Samoa with Love? Colonial power plays, commodities and state presents – contextualizing and exhibiting the Samoa collection in the Fünf Kontinente Museum, Munich
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Illuminating ethnographic borderlands: modelling collection histories in German New Guinea, 1880 –1914
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From gifts of love to the Museum auf der Hardt Placing an ethnographic collection in the context of mission history
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Restitution of ethnological objects: legal obligation or moral dilemma?
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Plea for a more systematic, comparative, international and long-term approach to restitution, provenance research and the historiography of collections
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Return of archaeological objects: the Machu Picchu case
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Return and dialogue – two sets of experiences from Vienna
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Participation in anthropological museum research: the Apalai-Wayana and Tiriyó example
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The museum as maloca? A cooperation project with indigenous partners
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Discussing, sharing, showing? Aspects of secret knowledge
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Renaming ethnographic museums. Implications and strategies for the presentation of the collections: the example of the Humboldt Forum in Berlin
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The renovation of the Royal Museum for Central Africa
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Renovation plans and conceptual foundations for the Weltmuseum Wien
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Provenance and history of the MEG’s collection
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“From Paris to Berlin and back: 15 years of debate on what a twenty-first century museum of world cultures could be” or some personal thoughts of a newly arrived museum director in Germany
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Abstracts
