The second issue of Volume 2 of The International Journal of the Inclusive Museum has now been published.

Volume 2, Number 2 contains:

• Moral Claims Against Museums: The Emerging Concept of Moral Title to Objects of Cultural Heritage by Charlotte Woodhead.
• Expo ‘67’s Documentary Monuments: Applying Benedict Anderson’s Concept of the Museum to Expo ‘67’s Pavilions by Marc Kosciejew.
• Shaping Identity: A Socio-Cultural Model Analyzing Power/Knowledge Relationships in Art Displays by Louise Ryan.
• Who are We? Museums Telling the Nation’s Story by M. Elizabeth Weiser.
• Church or Museum? The Case of Santa Croce, Florence, Italy by Jeni Ryde.
• Mongolia’s National History Museum: The National Museum of Mongolia Reinvents Itself by Sally Watterson.
• A Pilot Project at the Paper Money Museum, Porto (Portugal) by Alice Semedo.
• The Victorian ‘Cabinet of Curiosities’ as a Source of Creative Outcomes: The Novelist as Museum Researcher by Gary Crew.

• Managing the ‘New Museology’: The Changing Role and Management of Australian State Museums Since the 1980s by Claire Baddeley.
• Memorials, State Domination and Inclusion versus Exclusion: The Case of the Tsunami Museum in Banda Aceh by Jonathan Zilberg.
• A Public-private Partnership on CyberMuseum Development and Operation by Steven Wu Wan Pok and Gerald Lui Sieu Leong.
• Information Design: Designing the Act of Informing by Mohammad Ashraf Khan.
• Lessons from Cross-Cultural Dialogues: The Experiences of a Regional New Zealand Museum by Tony Rasmussen and Stuart McAdam.
• Valuing the Queensland Museum: A Contingent Valuation Study by Deborah Tranter.
• Curating the Cultural Landscape: Chipstone House as Historical Property by K.L.H. Wells.