Museums, the Media and Refugees (eBook)

Jack Lohman is Director of the Museum of London, Professor at the Bergen National Academy of the Arts, Chairman of ICOM UK and co-editor of the UNESCO Museums and Diversity Series.

Katherine Goodnow is Professor at the Department of Information Science and Media Studies at the University of Bergen, Norway and co-editor of the UNESCO Museums and Diversity Series.

Philip Marfleet is Professor at the Refugee Studies Programme of the University of East London.

Introduction
Jack Lohman

How do we sing our song in a strange land? Belonging: Voices of London’s Refugees in the Museum of London
Jack Lohman

Forgotten by History: Refugees, Historians and Museums in Britain
Philip Marfleet

Section 1. Traditional Methods and New Moves – Migrant and Refugee Exhibitions in Australia and New Zealand Katherine Goodnow

Section 2. Framing Refugees – Contexts and Narratives in Other Media
Katherine Goodnow

Chapter 1. Introduction and Overview
Chapter 2. Conceptual Proposals and Analytic Steps
Chapter 3. Specifying Contexts – Significant Features
Chapter 4. The Tampa and Initial Framing
Chapter 5. Hardening and Sustaining a Frame
Chapter 6. One Representation Unravelled, Another Sustained
Chapter 7. Dissent – Challenges Focused on Truth and Law
Chapter 8. Point of Change – From Concerns for Individuals to Concerns for Groups
Chapter 9. Change – From Individuals to Groups to Policies
Chapter 10. Extensions – Other Countries, Continuing Questions