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  3. Vol. 51 No. 7 (2016): Archeology and tourism: new approaches

Vol. 51 No. 7 (2016): Archeology and tourism: new approaches

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Published: 2016-06-26

Editorial

  • Editorial

    Mário Moutinho
    • PDF (Portuguese)

Articles

  • Local Museums: Real and Imaginary Borders

    Judite S Primo
    • PDF (Portuguese)
  • The journal of Sociomuseology: 1993-2012 an evaluation of 19 years of activity.

    Gabriela Figurelli
    • PDF (Portuguese)
  • Sociomuseology and post-procedural Archeology: connections in the contemporary Brazilian context.

    Camila Moraes Wichers
    • PDF (Portuguese)
  • The economics of heritage and tourism

    António Queirós
    • PDF (Portuguese)
  • The school exhibition: a new image for the 21st century

    Patrícia Veiga Mousinho
    • PDF (Portuguese)
  • Archeology in the training of museologists: a view from the Museum Studies Course (1932-2010)

    Alejandra Saladino
    • PDF (Portuguese)

Abstracts Theses and dissertations defended in the Museology Department-ULHT

  • Musealization in Consultative Archeology Projects: Heritage Perspectives for the Carajás Railway (MA/PA)

    Maria Carmo Santos
    • PDF (Portuguese)
  • Musealization of Architectural Heritage: social inclusion, identity and citizenship Museu Vivo da Memória Candanga

    Maria Vecília Gabriele
    • PDF (Portuguese)

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The long-awaited new indexation of Cadernos in SCOPUS is certainly a form of international recognition of the work carried out to provide the Department of Museology with a consistent and scientifically demanding journal, serving the deepening and dissemination of Museology and the School of Thought of Sociomuseology.
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