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P Boylan <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 8 Aug 2002 09:32:00 +0100
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Dear Giovanni:

Thanks you for your interesting message.  You will find that many
countries tend to follow the ICOM definition, and quite a few have
incorporated this into national law.

On the web site of the ICOM International Committeee for the Training Of
Personnnel (ICTOP) (http://ictop.icom/museum/), under Professional
Education  and Training Information your will find a selection of around
20 definitions, both current and historic, from around the world,
including the 2001 revisions of the ICOM and UK Museums Association
definitions, and the new 2002 French Ministry of Culture and Museums
Australia definitions. This is at: http://ictop.icom.museum/mus-def.html 

I am always very glad to have further additions to this.


Best wishes



Patrick Boylan
(Chairperson, ICOM-ICTOP - City University London)



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>
>Dear Colleagues,
>
>One of the section of the "Museology Handbook" I am
>currently working on will be consacrated to the
>definition of Museum and to the different
>interpretations that each country, according to the
>adopted definition, gives to the Museum as an
>institution.
>
>To this purpose, it would be extremely interesting and
>useful for me if you could provide me with the
>information concerning the definition of Museum in
>Your country. And namely I refer to the definition
>adopted both by the legislation of Your country and
>also by museum associations in your country.
>
>The comparison between the different definitions
>will allow to clarify which countries have actually adopted, and to which
>extent,
>the Definition of Museum stated in Art. 2 of ICOM Statutes.
>
>I thank you very much in advance for your kind
>cooperation and I send you my best regards.
>
>
>Giovanni Pinna
>Member of  ICOM Executive Council
>
>
>
>
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