"Museum Frictions" is the Third Volume in a Bestselling Series on Culture, Society, and Museums. the First Two Volumes in the Series, "Exhibiting Cultures" and "Museums and Communities", Have Become Defining Books for Those Interested in the Politics of Museum Display and Heritage Sites. Another Classic in the Making, "Museum Frictions" is a Lavishly Illustrated Examination of the Significant and Varied Effects of the Increasingly Globalized World on Contemporary Museum, Heritage, and Exhibition Practices. the Contributors - Scholars, Artists, and Curators - Present Case Studies Drawn From Africa, Australia, North and South America, Europe, and Asia. Together, They Offer a Multifaceted Analysis of the Complex Roles That National and Community Museums, Museums of Art and History, Monuments, Heritage Sites, and Theme Parks Play in Creating Public Cultures. Whether Contrasting the Transformation of Africa's Oldest Museum, the South Africa Museum, With One of Its Newest, the Lwandle Migran