The first international academic journal of its kind in the field, the IJIH is dedicated to the promotion of the understanding of all aspects of the intangible heritage, and the communication of research and examples of good professional practice.
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RT @Iwanami_Shinsho: ありがたいことに『知的生産の技術』100刷帯好評です。100刷記念なので、101刷になったら巻かれないはず（たぶん）。なのでお急ぎくださいませ。 でも、梅棹祭りはまだまだ続きます。民博の企画展｢知的生産のフロンティア｣も9月から！ ht…
MINPAKUofficialJun 17, 2020RT @SmithsonianSec: For #InternationalMuseumDay, @icomus invited me to share why I think this moment, marked by uncertainty, is one where m…
IcomOfficielMay 19, 2020"Attacks on nature are contributing to the health crisis" Check out the joint interview of Dr Jane Goodall and @AAzoulay with @Le_Figaro. We all must do what we can to protect #biodiversity & combat #ClimateChange. 📰 https://t.co/I2V9gANWiY #BiodiversityDay https://t.co/ACtoGuxuoq
UNESCOMay 23, 2020RT @GUnrecht: "German Museum Organises a Digital Initiative for Looted Benin Bronzes and Artifacts" via @TSAArtMagazine #DigitalBenin @MAR…
MARKKhamburgJun 04, 2020How do #HumanRights look through the lens of the arts in a #COVID19 era? Join the debate on 22 May find out about alternative & creative solutions to the current challenges.👇 https://t.co/Nixmv2QPrD #ArtConnects #ShareCulture #CulturalDiversity https://t.co/YBAsg5lQdd
UNESCOMay 22, 2020![[IJIH Vol.22] Call for papers (July 1 – August 31, 2026)](/assets/images/img001.jpg)