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This paper investigates spontaneous production from 50 speakers of Norwegian heritage language in the Corpus of American Nordic Speech and studies the interplay between

The definition of museum as institutional action within the totality of cultural heritage 19 is long, as are those proposed by my mentor Georges Henri Riviere, but at least it does

A long stay in Røros/Norway – the first in- dustrial world heritage site on the Unesco list – was to play an important role in my own understanding of the situation and led me to

As more digitised material relating to heritage is made available – in the form of images, datapoints on maps, scanned and transcribed notebooks, or text-based information shared

Abstract: This article focuses on two institutions, the American Swedish Institute and the Nordic Heritage Museum that have spent the first part of the twenty-first century

Using the Marke-Sámi community as my starting point I show how the use of local and traditional knowledge alongside heritage work in museums helps form a sense of local ownership