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21–23 September 2017, Helsingborg, Sweden
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Documenting collective grief
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Gepostet 21.06.2017, 13:21

Documenting collective grief
Conference paper preview by Birgitta Witting, Sweden
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Gepostet 10.06.2017, 17:40

Meeting of the Editorial Board
During ICOM's Annual Meetings in Paris this week, the editorial board took the chance to meet in person at ICOM's headquarters
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Gepostet 02.04.2017, 15:32

Call for Papers Now Closed
The Call for Papers is now closed! Thanks to all who submitted a proposal.
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Gepostet 13.06.2017, 11:05

Roll Up Presentations Invited!
Missed the call for papers or have a new exciting project running which you would like the world to know about? Apply for a Roll Up presentation by 15 July!
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Gepostet 11.04.2017, 20:38

"Many considerations to make – many needs to balance"
Moral challenges museum employees could face when working with sensitive themes - by Kathrin Pabst, Norway
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Gepostet 28.03.2017, 20:43

“Museums don’t do anything!” and other Finnish views on museum ethics
Does the ICOM Code of Ethics guide museum professionals of today with the difficult issues? Eero Ehanti presents finnish discussions on the matter.
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