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The Inclusive Museum Museos Inclusivos Twelfth International Conference on The Inclusive Museum Museums, Heritage & Sustainable Tourism 7–9 November 2019 | Muntref, Museum of Immigration | Buenos Aires, Argentina | OnMuseums.Com XII Congreso Internacional de Museos Inclusivos Museos, Patrimonio y Turismo Sostenible 7–9 de noviembre de 2019 | MUNTREF, Museo de la Inmigración | Buenos Aires, Argentina | MuseosInclusivos.Com Twelfth International Conference on The Inclusive Museum “Museums, Heritage & Sustainable Tourism” 7–9 November 2019 | Muntref, Museum of Immigration | Buenos Aires, Argentina www.OnMuseums.com www.facebook.com/OnMuseums @onmuseums | #ICIM19 XII Congreso Internacional de Museos Inclusivos “Museos, Patrimonio y Turismo Sostenible” 7–9 de noviembre de 2019 | Muntref, Museo de la Inmigración | Buenos Aires, Argentina www.MuseosInclusivos.com www.facebook.com/MuseosInclusivos @onmuseums | #ICIM19 Eleventh International Conference on the Inclusive Museum www.onmuseums.com First published in 2019 in Champaign, Illinois, USA by Common Ground Research Networks, NFP www.cgnetworks.org © 2019 Common Ground Research Networks All rights reserved. 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The Inclusive Museum Table of Contents Welcome Letter - Cátedra UNESCO de Turismo Cultural Untref-Aamnba .....................................................................1 Welcome Letter - Common Ground Research Networks ................................................................................................3 ICOM Cultural Diversity Charter ......................................................................................................................................5 About Common Ground .................................................................................................................................................9 The Inclusive Museum Research Network About The Inclusive Museum Research Network ...................................................................................................13 Themes ...................................................................................................................................................................14 Scope and Concerns ..............................................................................................................................................16 The International Advisory Board ...........................................................................................................................17 Scholar ...........................................................................................................................................................................18 The International Journal of the Inclusive Museum About the Journal ..................................................................................................................................................33 Article Submission Process and Timeline ...............................................................................................................34 Common Ground Open .........................................................................................................................................36 International Award for Excellence.........................................................................................................................37 Subscriptions and Access .......................................................................................................................................38 The Inclusive Museum Book Imprint About the Book Imprint .........................................................................................................................................47 Previously Published Books ....................................................................................................................................49 The Inclusive Museum Conference About The Inclusive Museum Conference .............................................................................................................55 Ways of Speaking ...................................................................................................................................................61 Daily Schedule ........................................................................................................................................................64 Conference Highlights ...........................................................................................................................................67 Plenary Speakers ....................................................................................................................................................69 Emerging Scholars .................................................................................................................................................72 Carta de bienvenida - Cátedra UNESCO de Turismo Cultural Untref-Aamnba ..............................................................2 Carta de bienvenida - Common Ground Español ...........................................................................................................4 Acerca de Common Ground .........................................................................................................................................10 Acerca de la Red de Investigación de Museos Inclusivos .............................................................................................23 Temas .....................................................................................................................................................................24 Enfoque e Intereses ...............................................................................................................................................26 Comité Científico de la Red de Investigación ........................................................................................................28 Scholar ...........................................................................................................................................................................29 Revista Internacional de Museos Inclusivos Acerca de la revista ................................................................................................................................................41 Proceso de publicación ..........................................................................................................................................42 Common Ground y Acceso Abierto .......................................................................................................................44 Congreso Internacional de Museos Inclusivos Acerca del Congreso Internacional ........................................................................................................................58 Modos de exponer .................................................................................................................................................60 Programa diario ......................................................................................................................................................64 Acontecimientos destacados .................................................................................................................................68 Ponentes plenarios .................................................................................................................................................71 Investigadores Emergentes ....................................................................................................................................72 Schedule of Sessions / Programación de las sesiones ..................................................................................................74 List of Participants / Listado de participantes ..............................................................................................................110 Notes / Notas ..............................................................................................................................................................114
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