Beschreibung
Significant shifts have occurred in the management of Australian state museums since the 1980s. This is due to the confluence of new public sector management trends within the organisations and the impact of new museology. Museums in Australia in the 21st century are at a cross-roads, subject to a number of external and internal pressures that are impacting upon their provision and type of services, changing purpose, new social and economic roles and management style and focus. This book investigates and analyses shifts in the management of Australian state museums since the 1980s. How have museums, as public sector organisations, adapted and changed their management practices since the 1980s? How and why are museums responding to these challenges through the introduction of new strategies and a redefinition of their roles and purposes? This analysis highlights some of the key factors in the changing management practices of Australian museums. It is an important and thought provoking text for museum managers and professionals in the museums and public sector management fields.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Claire Baddeley is Senior Curator of Art, Australian War Memorial. She has worked in museums, galleries and cultural institutions in Australia and holds a BA (LaTrobe), Grad. Diploma Art Curatorial Studies (University of Melbourne), MA in Museum Studies & Material Culture (Monash), Master of Management (ANU) and PhD (University of Canberra).
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