Vol. 72 No. 28 (2026): Themes of social museology

Editorial

Editorial

Judite Primo

1-2
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Articles

Roots of Social Museology and signs of international recognition

Manuelina Maria Duarte Cândido

03-12
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Beyond the Flagship: Tracing MINOM’s Subtle Influence on the Ak-Chin Him Dak Eco-museum Conception

Ana M. Swartz Paredes

13-33
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Worikg Kaingang: when the museum connects with memory

Fabián Cevallos Vivar

35-46
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Where are the women? A sociomuseological look at the politics of the Coffee Museum's collection.

Marcela Rezek Calixto, Maria Cristina Oliveira Bruno

47~54
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Favela Museum: Fertile ground for social accessibility?

Vitória Chaves, Vladimir Pires

55-66
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Navigating Knowledge: a user study to support the creation of a community library in Vila do Coqueiro, a traditional fishing community in Luís Correia, Brazil.

Cinthia Coêlho, Maria de Lemos

67-84
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The contribution of the museological approach to the perception of sensitive heritage: a case study on the Human Rights Memorial of Minas Gerais

Pauline Louise Araújo Silva, Letícia Julião

85-94
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Challenges, strategies, and “lines of flight” in government museums of deterritorialized memories: representation, listening, and community participation as tools for survival

Marisa Bueno e Souza

97-112
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The genesis of museums in Brazil: from royal collecting to the institutionalization of memory and its unfolding consequences

Adelmar Santos de Araújo

113-121
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Territory, memory and social perception of the museum: community reappropriation in the case of the Inca Footwear Museum

Ana Francisca Horrach

133-144
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Visibility, Territory, and Community: The National Museum of Anthropology in Madrid’s Heritage Landscape

Gloria Pérez Novillo

145-156
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Museums, Museology, and the Memory of the Elderly: An analysis of Chapter I of the Museology course conclusion work entitled: Thinking about a Museum for the Elderly: Community Implementation Process of the Museum of the Elderly of Brazil – MAIB

Janice Matteucci

157-168
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Enhancing youth participation in science museums: proposal for guided visits in teaching sequences developed by future teachers

Natália Cândido Vendrasco, Macarena Soto, Felipe Porflitt

169-180
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Rethinking Museum Management Through Participation and Inclusion: The Case of the National Coach Museumem

Mário Antas

181-196
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Interview

Insurgency, Activism, and Community Leadership in the Inclusion of Migrants in Portugal

Hélia Bracons

199-203
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Between activism and social work: Sandra Borges' trajectory in defending Human Rights and in community intervention.

Hélia Bracons

205-213
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Vol. 72 No. 28 (2026): Themes of social museology

Editorial

Editorial

Articles

Roots of Social Museology and signs of international recognition

Beyond the Flagship: Tracing MINOM’s Subtle Influence on the Ak-Chin Him Dak Eco-museum Conception

Worikg Kaingang: when the museum connects with memory

Where are the women? A sociomuseological look at the politics of the Coffee Museum's collection.

Favela Museum: Fertile ground for social accessibility?

Navigating Knowledge: a user study to support the creation of a community library in Vila do Coqueiro, a traditional fishing community in Luís Correia, Brazil.

The contribution of the museological approach to the perception of sensitive heritage: a case study on the Human Rights Memorial of Minas Gerais

Challenges, strategies, and “lines of flight” in government museums of deterritorialized memories: representation, listening, and community participation as tools for survival

The genesis of museums in Brazil: from royal collecting to the institutionalization of memory and its unfolding consequences

Territory, memory and social perception of the museum: community reappropriation in the case of the Inca Footwear Museum

Visibility, Territory, and Community: The National Museum of Anthropology in Madrid’s Heritage Landscape

Museums, Museology, and the Memory of the Elderly: An analysis of Chapter I of the Museology course conclusion work entitled: Thinking about a Museum for the Elderly: Community Implementation Process of the Museum of the Elderly of Brazil – MAIB

Enhancing youth participation in science museums: proposal for guided visits in teaching sequences developed by future teachers

Rethinking Museum Management Through Participation and Inclusion: The Case of the National Coach Museumem

Interview

Insurgency, Activism, and Community Leadership in the Inclusion of Migrants in Portugal

Between activism and social work: Sandra Borges' trajectory in defending Human Rights and in community intervention.

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