Laurajane Smith | Academic Influence

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Laurajane Smith

Anthropology

#1150

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#1519

Historical Rank

Archeology

#189

World Rank

#299

Historical Rank

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Laurajane Smith's Degrees

Masters Archaeology University of Melbourne

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According to Wikipedia, Laurajane Smith is a Heritage and Museum Studies scholar. Among Smith's publications that examine the politics of heritage, she edited the book Uses of Heritage. She published the book Emotional Heritage: Visitor Engagement at Museums and Heritage Sites. In 2016, Smith was elected Fellow of the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia.

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Laurajane Smith's Published Works

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Published Works

Uses of Heritage (2020) (2041)
The recognition and misrecognition of community heritage (2010) (372)
Archaeological Theory and the Politics of Cultural Heritage (2004) (352)
Heritage, Communities and Archaeology (2009) (220)
The Utility of Discourse Analysis to Heritage Studies: The Burra Charter and Social Inclusion (2006) (203)
Community-driven Research in Cultural Heritage Management: the Waanyi Women's History Project (2003) (87)
Some Reflections on Heritage and Archaeology in the Anthropocene (2011) (82)
‘Nostalgia for the future’: memory, nostalgia and the politics of class (2017) (81)
Women in Archaeology a Feminist Critique (1993) (75)
Representing Enslavement and Abolition in Museums: Ambiguous Engagements (2014) (69)
EL "ESPEJO PATRIMONIAL": ¿ILUSIÓN NARCISISTA O REFLEXIONES MÚLTIPLES? (2011) (63)
Heritage, Gender and Identity (2008) (51)
"The envy of the world" Intangible heritage in England (2008) (51)
Heritage management as postprocessual archaeology? (1994) (50)
Intangible heritage: a challenge to the authorised heritage discourse? (2015) (46)
Discourses of heritage : implications for archaeological community practice. (2012) (45)
The cultural moment in tourism. (2012) (45)
Bonding and dissonance: Rethinking the Interrelations Among Stakeholders in Heritage Tourism (2019) (42)
Constrained by commonsense: The authorized heritage discourse in contemporary debates (2012) (42)
Empty Gestures? Heritage and the Politics of Recognition (2007) (42)
Theorizing Museum and Heritage Visiting (2015) (41)
There is no such thing as heritage (2009) (41)
Critical heritage studies and the legacies of the late-twentieth century heritage canon (2019) (40)
Taking Archaeology Out of Heritage (2009) (37)
Affect and Registers of Engagement: Navigating Emotional Responses to Dissonant Heritages (2011) (37)
The 'Doing' of Heritage: Heritage as performance (2011) (36)
A history of Aboriginal heritage legislation in south-eastern Australia (2000) (33)
Emotion, Affective Practices, and the Past in the Present (2018) (33)
Ethics or social justice? Heritage and the politics of recognition (2010) (32)
'Man's inhumanity to man' and other platitudes of avoidance and misrecognition: an analysis of visitor responses to exhibitions marking the 1807 bicentenary (2010) (32)
Nostalgia and heritage: potentials, mobilisations and effects (2017) (31)
“Heritage protection for the 21st century” (2008) (30)
Heritage, labour and the working classes (2011) (30)
?Doing Archaeology?: cultural heritage management and its role in identifying the link between archaeological practice and theory (2000) (25)
Deference and Humility: The Social Values of the Country House (2016) (24)
All heritage is intangible : Critical heritage studies and museums (2011) (24)
Don't mourn organise: heritage recognition and memory in Castleford, West Yorkshire (2011) (24)
Introduction: Affective Heritage Practices (2018) (24)
The Tautology of “Intangible Values” and the Misrecognition of Intangible Cultural Heritage (2017) (23)
‘We are… we are everything’: the politics of recognition and misrecognition at immigration museums (2017) (22)
The repatriation of human remains – problem or opportunity? (2004) (21)
Introduction: Class still matters (2011) (21)
Visitor Emotion, Affect and Registers of Engagement at Museums and Heritage Sites (2014) (20)
Emotional Heritage (2020) (20)
The cultural 'work' of tourism (2012) (19)
Safeguarding Intangible Heritage (2018) (18)
Archaeology and the Governance of Material Culture: A Case Study from South-Eastern Australia (2001) (16)
Editorial (2012) (14)
Taking the children: Children, childhood and heritage making (2013) (14)
The last archaeologist? Material culture and contested identities (1999) (14)
Introduction : In Intangible heritage (2009) (14)
Fostering empathy through museums (2017) (12)
A Scientific Conceptual Framework and Strategic Principles for the Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems Programme from a Social-Ecological Systems Perspective (2008) (12)
Labour’s heritage (2011) (12)
Guest editorial : museums and the bicentenary of the abolition of the British slave trade (2010) (11)
Forgetting to Heal Remembering the abolition act of 1807 (2010) (11)
International journal of heritage studies (2003) (10)
Introduction: anxiety and ambiguity in the representation of dissonant history (2011) (10)
Identity, Migration, and the Arts: Three Case Studies of Translocal Communities (2011) (9)
Aboriginal involvement in parks and protected areas : papers presented to a conference organised by the Johnstone Centre of Parks, Recreation, and Heritage at Charles Sturt University, Albury, New South Wales, 22-24 July 1991 (1992) (9)
Constrained by Commonsense (2012) (8)
The envy of the world? : intangible heritage in the United Kingdom (2009) (8)
The Role of Museums as 'Places of Social Justice': Community Consultation and the 1807 Bicentenary (2011) (8)
Moments, instances and experiences (2012) (8)
What is this thing called postprocessual archaeology ... and is it relevant for Australian archaeology (1995) (7)
The practices and politics of safeguarding (2018) (7)
Contesting Human Remains in Museum Collections : The Crisis of Cultural Authority (2015) (6)
Teaching Cultural Tourism - Some Comments From The Classroom (1992) (6)
Industrial Heritage and the Remaking of Class Identity: (2019) (5)
Community consultation in the museum: the 2007 bicentenary of Britain's abolition of the slave trade (2013) (5)
It's not all about archaeology (2018) (5)
2. Heritage, Identity and Power (2017) (5)
Explorations in Banality: Prison Tourism at the Old Melbourne Gaol (2017) (5)
A Pilgrimage of Masculinity: The Stockman's Hall of Fame and Outback Heritage Centre (2012) (4)
Artefact analysis of a 3450 year old open site at Quaker's Hill on the Cumberland Plain, New South Wales (1986) (4)
Performing Heritage: research, practice & innovation in museum theatre & live interpretation (2011) (3)
POLITICS OF ARCHAEOLOGY (2008) (3)
Heritage and Social Media: Understanding Heritage in a Participatory Culture Edited by Elisa Giaccardi. London: Routledge, 2012. 251 pages. Paperback: $44.95 (2013) (3)
Cultural heritage management and feminist expression in Australian archaeology (1995) (3)
Theorizing Heritage: Legislators, interpreters, and facilitators (2009) (3)
The Discourse of the past (2007) (3)
Heritage, the power of the past, and the politics of (mis)recognition (2022) (3)
The 'patrimonial mirror': narcissistic illusion or multiple reflections? (2011) (3)
The commemoration of slavery heritage: tourism and the reification of meaning (2012) (2)
Engagement and performance: created identities in steampunk, cosplay and re-enactment (2012) (2)
ARCHAEOLOGICAL STEWARDSHIP: The rise of cultural resource management and the ‘scientific professional’ archaeologist (2004) (2)
Editorial (2013) (2)
Comments on Terje Brattli: ‘Managing the Archaeological World Cultural Heritage: Consensus or Rhetoric?’ (2009) (2)
Heritage and the Politics of Exclusion (2021) (2)
HERITAGE AS A CULTURAL PROCESS (2006) (2)
Heritage as an industry (2007) (2)
ARCHAEOLOGICAL THEORY AND THE ‘POLITICS’ OF THE PAST (2004) (1)
Travellers emotion and heritage production (2014) (1)
Equity and Gender in Australian Archeology: A Survey of the “Women in Archaeology” Conference, 1991 (2008) (1)
Viewing Riversleigh as a Cultural Landscape (2000) (1)
Archaeological Theory: Who Sets the Agenda? edited by Norman Yoffee & Andrew Sherratt (1996) (1)
Telling stories: performing authenticity in the confessional art of Tracey Emin (2017) (1)
Interpretation and community (2006) (1)
5 Hábitos Que Ayudan a Que Tus Dientes se Vean Amarillos (2019) (0)
Archaeological Theory: Who Sets the Agenda? [Book Review] (1996) (0)
Comment on “dwelling at the margins, action at the intersection? Feminist and indigenous archaeologies, 2005” (2005) (0)
Women in archaeology conference: A feminist critique of archaeology (1991) (0)
Engendering material culture conference: Fifth Women in Archaeology Conference (1999) (0)
Demographic variables and visitor responses (2020) (0)
Berwick-Pakenham Corridor: Aboriginal Archaeology (1991) (0)
Critical concepts in heritage (2007) (0)
ARCHAEOLOGY AND THE CONTEXT OF GOVERNANCE: Expertise and the state (2004) (0)
Heritage, privilege and the politics of misrecogntion (2020) (0)
Critical Heritage Studies (2021) (0)
Editorial Board (2013) (0)
Heritage and the politics of recognition (2020) (0)
Reconsidering heritage and identity (2020) (0)
THE ROLE OF LEGISLATION IN THE GOVERNANCE OF MATERIAL CULTURE IN AMERICA AND AUSTRALIA (2004) (0)
Claire Smith & H. Martin Wobst (ed.). Indigenous Archaeologies: Decolonizing Theory and Practice (One World Archaeology 47). xxiv+ 408 pages, 84 illustrations, 6 tables. 2005. Abingdon & New York: Routledge; 0-415-30965-4 hardback £85. (2008) (0)
Conference announcement: Association of Critical Heritage Studies (2011) (0)
Editorial Board (2014) (0)
NAGPRA AND KENNEWICK: Contesting archaeological governance in America (2004) (0)
What Is This Thing Called Postprocessual Archaeology for Australian Archaeology (1995) (0)
Slavery and the (Symbolic) Politics of Memory in Jamaica: Rethinking the Bicentenary: Wayne Modest (2014) (0)
THE ‘DEATH OF ARCHAEOLOGY’: Contesting archaeological governance in Australia (2004) (0)
Taking Archaeology out of Heritage Taking Archaeology out of Heritage (0)
Domestic bliss or the great divide? Country houses and the perpetuation of social inequality (2014) (0)
History and concepts (2007) (0)
Yorke Rowan & Uzi Baram (ed.). Marketing heritage: archaeology and the consumption of the past . x+315 pages, 20 illustrations, tables. 2004. Walnut Creek (CA): AltaMira; 0-7591-0342-9 paperback $29.95 & £22.95; 0-7591-0341-0 hardback $75. (2005) (0)
Genres of museums and heritage sites (2020) (0)
Preserving the Cultural Heritage of Africa: Crisis or Renaissance? By Kenji Yoshida & John Mack (eds.). Unisa Press / James Currey, Pretoria and Suffolk, 2008, 219 pp + x. ISBN 978-1-84701-206-7. £ 45.00. (2010) (0)
Excavations at Hann River 1, Central Cape York Peninsula (1995) (0)
Emotional banality and heritage-making (2020) (0)
Proofs : Not For Distribution 6 The Role of Museums as ‘ Places of Social Justice ’ Community Consultation and the 1807 Bicentenary Laurajane Smith and Kalliopi Fouseki (2015) (0)
Performing reinforcement and affirmation (2020) (0)
Critical realist heritage studies (2020) (0)
Reviews (2005) (0)
Intergenerational communication and connection (2020) (0)
THE CULTURAL POLITICS OF IDENTITY: Defining the social problem (2004) (0)
Overall findings and national comparisons (2020) (0)
Introduction: Moments, instances and experiences (2012) (0)
Forgetting to Heal: Remembering the Abolition Act (2010) (0)
SIGNIFICANCE CONCEPTS AND THE EMBEDDING OF PROCESSUAL DISCOURSE IN CULTURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (2004) (0)
Ramón de Mesonero Romanos and Mariano José de Larra : a comparison (0)
Registers of engagement (2020) (0)

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Uses of Heritage