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I agree very much with Giovanni Pinna's two points below (and the earlier
implied criticism from Per Rekdal).
It is a long-established rule that every ICOM International Committee
should meet during each triennial General Conference. This is not only so
that the Committee's officers and members can participate in the work of
the General Conference (including the Advisory Committee meetings and
elections), but also - and not least - so that all other ICOM members
attending the General Conference (which always include many new ICOM
members attending their first ICOM meeting of any kind) can find out about
about our International Committees. (I know that a high proportion of new
International Committee members are recruited during General Conferences in
this way.)
It seems particularly unfortunate that DEMHIST proposes to hold its
proposed 2004 Berlin meeting "in the autumn" - with the possibility of a
direct clash of dates with the Autumn 2004 General Conference in Seoul,
South Korea.
Patrick Boylan
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Date: Fri, 13 Dec 2002 16:19:58 +0100
From: Giovanni Pinna <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Re: ANNOUNCE ENG: DEMHIST CONFERENCE CALENDAR 2003-2005
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Two notes concerning the DEMHIST programm:
1 - It seems to me that the DEMHIST Committee is too much Europe oriented.
2- It would be better to organize the 2004 DEMHIST meeting in Seul,
during the General Conference. Considering the large number of historic
house museums present in Asia.
Giovanni Pinna
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