OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Museum International is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-10-01 to 2024-10-01.)

Article	Citations
Thinking Phygital: A Museological Framework of Predictive Futures	6
Pandemic, Protests and Building Back: 20 Months at the British Museum	5
Re-imagining Museums in a Pandemic: New Governance For a Living, Open and Sustainable Museum	4
The Future of Blockbuster Exhibitions After the Covid-19 Crisis: The Case of the Dutch Museum Sector	4
RE-ORG: Unlocking the Potential of Museum Collections in Storage	3
The Mucem’s Centre for Conservation and Resources: Promoting Collections and Cultural Heritage Careers	3
‘Storage Exhibitions’ in Permanent Museum Collections	3
Working to Create Value: Spanish Museums and the Challenge of Connecting with Generation Z	3
Introduction and Editorial	2
Mobilising Collections Storage to Deliver Wide-Ranging Strategic Objectives at the Sedgwick Museum	2
Traditional versus Contemporary Conservation Methods in West Cameroon’s Community Museums	2
An Abrupt and Brutal Audit: An Analysis of the Crisis Management Response of UK Museums and Heritage Attractions to the Covid-19 Pandemic	2
Museums in Universities: Predicaments and Potentialities	2
Storage Debt: Applying the Theoretical Model of ʻTechnical Debt' to the Management of Museum Storage	2
An Incomplete Glossary of Change to Activate Decolonising and Indigenising Practices in Museums	2
Public Benefits or Commercial Gains: Chinese Museums’ Online Activities in the Covid-19 Age	2
Museum Collection Storage in India: A Decade in Review	2
Distant but United: A Cooperation Charter between Ecomuseums of Italy and Brazil	2
Embodied Cognition and the Limits of Digital Museum Experience	1
The Plunder of Maqdala: Ethical Concerns Around Belongings and Ancestral Remains in Museums	1
The Covid-19 Pandemic and the Inescapable Challenge of the Anthropocene for Museums	1
Intangible Cultural Heritage as a Catalyst of Constructing Private Museums	1
Managing an Exhibition Project in the Midst of the Covid-19-Pandemic: A Case Study in Berlin, Germany	1
Re-excavating’ Findings in Storage: The Refurbishment of the Old Acropolis Museum in Athens	1
A New Museum Typology?	1

The Art of Feminist-Queering the Museum: Gate-leaking	1
Collection Storage: A Window into the Richness of Cultural Heritage.	1
New Perspectives on Collections Management at the Musée National du Burkina Faso	1
Storage as a System: Collection Management at the Museo Nacional del Prado	1
Copyright Management in Museums: Expediency or Necessity?	1
Collections Emerge from the Shadows: Exhibition Design, or a Multi-sensory Approach to Reinvesting in Collections	1
Resilient Storage: Enabling Heritage Institutions to Effectively Manage High-performance Storage Areas	1
Crossing Over: Museums as Spaces of Violence	1
Museum Storage Facilities in the Netherlands: The Good, the Best and the Beautiful	1
Arriving at the Current Museum Definition: A Global Task and a Decentralising Exercise	1
LGBT Memory Project: A ‘Queer of Colour Critique’ Approach in Latin America and Caribbean Museums	1
Museum Storage is Not an Icebox: Re-examining Textile Storage at the RISD Museum	1
Memory Gaps and Hollow Bodies. LGBTQI+ Inclusivity in the Visual Arts: Experiences in France and Quebec	1
Introduction	1
Editorial: Towards Decolonisation	1