Inkeri Hakamies
Biographic Data
| ID | 2180712 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Inkeri Hakamies |
| GIVEN NAMES | Inkeri |
| FAMILY NAME | Hakamies |
| SIGNATURE | HAKAMIES I |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Helsinki |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2251-3782 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Analysing and Playing with Words and Concepts
Tunteet, jännitteet ja valta museoiden yhteiskuratointihankkeissa
Museoiden yhteiskunnallisessa roolissa on viime vuosina korostuneet pyrkimykset moniäänisyyteen ja avoimuuteen. Yksi tapa toteuttaa näitä tavoitteita on yhteiskuratointi eri muodoissaan. Tarkastelemme artikkelissamme yhteiskuratoinnille annettuja merkityksiä ja siinä ilmeneviä valtasuhteita. Katsauksemme tuo uudella tavalla esille myös tunteiden merkityksen museotyössä. Onnistunut yhteiskuratointi edellyttää museoammattilaisilta uudenlaista osaam…
Kansallispukuisuus kautta aikain
vun kulttuurihistoria on tarkka tieteellinen
Methods in Contemporary Ethnology II
Methods are an essential and inevitable part of all research processes, intertwined with collecting, producing and analysing research materials.The chosen methodologies define the structure and outcomes of the project.Instead of holding on to familiar and commonly used methods, researchers must -or at least should -take the time to consider their methodological choices and evaluate different approaches to or variations of a particular method that…
Vaikuttava museo -seminar (The Impactful Museum)
Methods in Contemporary Ethnology
nonPeerReviewed
Presentation of a new editor
Presentation of Inkeri Hakamies
Glittrar och bockar
En tillfällig utställningVilla Hagasund/Helsingfors stadsmuseum, Helsingfors, Finland
Of Mice and Museums
M arketization -the introduction of competition into the public sector -and digital- ization of society, are two epochal changes that have emerged during my lifetime, penetrating a major portion of our everyday activities (Borowiecki, Forbes & Fresa 2016, xx). Cultural institutions have not been immune to these changes: Museums today need marketing strategies, outreach programmes, and digital collection management tools -things that were quite un…
Lasten suusta
Museums for Everyone
Real Museum Work” and Information Technology – Does not Compute
The Finnish museum field transformed in many ways in the latter half of the 20th century: administrative structures were reorganised, new professional titles emerged and museological and conservational education was developed. These changes and their effects have been addressed in research (see e.g. Pet- tersson & Kinanen 2010), but there is one practical change that has remained understudied: the computerisation of museums’ day-to-day work. The …
Eat, Share, Love
Katja Uusihaka & Matti Eräsaari (eds) 2016. Ruoan kulttuuri. Antropologisia näkökulmia ruoan tutkimukseen. [The culture of food. Anthropological perspectives to the study of food.] Suomalaisen Kirjallisuuden Seuran Toimituksia 1419. Helsinki: Finnish Literature Society. 241 pp. ISBN 978-952-222-712-6. ISSN 0335-1768.Jani Kaaro (ed.) 2017. Ruoka-Kalevala – eli makumuistoja Suomesta. [The Food Kalevala – or taste memories from Finland.] Helsinki: F…
Practice Makes 'Museum People
This article examines how museum work is evaluated, and how it affects museum professionals' identities. The empirical material consists of biographical interviews of Finnish museum professionals. The key concept for the analysis is 'museum people', which represents the ideal museum workers. As a community of practice 'museum people' are defined by what they do - 'proper' museum work. Analyzing the defining practices and elements of the community…
The dusty museum
Dust is a significant problem for museums – not only from the point of view of conservation, but also because it has a negative effect on the museum’s image. In this paper, I analyse the cultural connotations of museum dust: Why is dust in a museum so appalling, and, consequently, what do people really mean by the word pair dusty museum? The empirical material of this study consists of interview and questionnaire material produced as part of a na…
Practice Makes 'Museum People
This article examines how museum work is evaluated, and how it affects museum professionals' identities. The empirical material consists of biographical interviews of Finnish museum professionals. The key concept for the analysis is 'museum people', which represents the ideal museum workers. As a community of practice 'museum people' are defined by what they do - 'proper' museum work. Analyzing the defining practices and elements of the community…
The dusty museum
Dust is a significant problem for museums – not only from the point of view of conservation, but also because it has a negative effect on the museum’s image. In this paper, I analyse the cultural connotations of museum dust: Why is dust in a museum so appalling, and, consequently, what do people really mean by the word pair dusty museum? The empirical material of this study consists of interview and questionnaire material produced as part of a na…
Practice Makes 'Museum People
This article examines how museum work is evaluated, and how it affects museum professionals' identities. The empirical material consists of biographical interviews of Finnish museum professionals. The key concept for the analysis is 'museum people', which represents the ideal museum workers. As a community of practice 'museum people' are defined by what they do - 'proper' museum work. Analyzing the defining practices and elements of the community…
Eat, Share, Love
Katja Uusihaka & Matti Eräsaari (eds) 2016. Ruoan kulttuuri. Antropologisia näkökulmia ruoan tutkimukseen. [The culture of food. Anthropological perspectives to the study of food.] Suomalaisen Kirjallisuuden Seuran Toimituksia 1419. Helsinki: Finnish Literature Society. 241 pp. ISBN 978-952-222-712-6. ISSN 0335-1768.Jani Kaaro (ed.) 2017. Ruoka-Kalevala – eli makumuistoja Suomesta. [The Food Kalevala – or taste memories from Finland.] Helsinki: F…
Real Museum Work” and Information Technology – Does not Compute
The Finnish museum field transformed in many ways in the latter half of the 20th century: administrative structures were reorganised, new professional titles emerged and museological and conservational education was developed. These changes and their effects have been addressed in research (see e.g. Pet- tersson & Kinanen 2010), but there is one practical change that has remained understudied: the computerisation of museums’ day-to-day work. The …
Of Mice and Museums
M arketization -the introduction of competition into the public sector -and digital- ization of society, are two epochal changes that have emerged during my lifetime, penetrating a major portion of our everyday activities (Borowiecki, Forbes & Fresa 2016, xx). Cultural institutions have not been immune to these changes: Museums today need marketing strategies, outreach programmes, and digital collection management tools -things that were quite un…
Lasten suusta
Museums for Everyone
Presentation of a new editor
Presentation of Inkeri Hakamies
Glittrar och bockar
En tillfällig utställningVilla Hagasund/Helsingfors stadsmuseum, Helsingfors, Finland
Tunteet, jännitteet ja valta museoiden yhteiskuratointihankkeissa
Museoiden yhteiskunnallisessa roolissa on viime vuosina korostuneet pyrkimykset moniäänisyyteen ja avoimuuteen. Yksi tapa toteuttaa näitä tavoitteita on yhteiskuratointi eri muodoissaan. Tarkastelemme artikkelissamme yhteiskuratoinnille annettuja merkityksiä ja siinä ilmeneviä valtasuhteita. Katsauksemme tuo uudella tavalla esille myös tunteiden merkityksen museotyössä. Onnistunut yhteiskuratointi edellyttää museoammattilaisilta uudenlaista osaam…
Kansallispukuisuus kautta aikain
vun kulttuurihistoria on tarkka tieteellinen
Methods in Contemporary Ethnology II
Methods are an essential and inevitable part of all research processes, intertwined with collecting, producing and analysing research materials.The chosen methodologies define the structure and outcomes of the project.Instead of holding on to familiar and commonly used methods, researchers must -or at least should -take the time to consider their methodological choices and evaluate different approaches to or variations of a particular method that…
Vaikuttava museo -seminar (The Impactful Museum)
Methods in Contemporary Ethnology
nonPeerReviewed
Analysing and Playing with Words and Concepts
Museums and Cultural Heritage (7 works) · Art (6 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Museology (4 works) · Visual arts (4 works) · Museum informatics (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Anthropology: Ethics, History, Culture (2 works) · Archaeology (2 works)