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Est-ce que les statues parlent encore? Hopes and visions from Northeast Congo regarding reconnection with heritage in colonial collections

Vicky Van Bockhaven (UGent)
(2023) (Re)making collections : origins, trajectories and reconnections. In Studies in Social Sciences and Humanities 181. p.265-275
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MLA
Van Bockhaven, Vicky. “Est-Ce Que Les Statues Parlent Encore? Hopes and Visions from Northeast Congo Regarding Reconnection with Heritage in Colonial Collections.” (Re)Making Collections : Origins, Trajectories and Reconnections, edited by Sarah Van Beurden et al., vol. 181, Royal Museum for Central Africa, 2023, pp. 265–75.
APA
Van Bockhaven, V. (2023). Est-ce que les statues parlent encore? Hopes and visions from Northeast Congo regarding reconnection with heritage in colonial collections. In S. Van Beurden, D. Gondola, & A. Lacaille (Eds.), (Re)making collections : origins, trajectories and reconnections (Vol. 181, pp. 265–275). Royal Museum for Central Africa.
Chicago author-date
Van Bockhaven, Vicky. 2023. “Est-Ce Que Les Statues Parlent Encore? Hopes and Visions from Northeast Congo Regarding Reconnection with Heritage in Colonial Collections.” In (Re)Making Collections : Origins, Trajectories and Reconnections, edited by Sarah Van Beurden, Didier Gondola, and Agnès Lacaille, 181:265–75. Royal Museum for Central Africa.
Chicago author-date (all authors)
Van Bockhaven, Vicky. 2023. “Est-Ce Que Les Statues Parlent Encore? Hopes and Visions from Northeast Congo Regarding Reconnection with Heritage in Colonial Collections.” In (Re)Making Collections : Origins, Trajectories and Reconnections, ed by. Sarah Van Beurden, Didier Gondola, and Agnès Lacaille, 181:265–275. Royal Museum for Central Africa.
Vancouver
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Van Bockhaven V. Est-ce que les statues parlent encore? Hopes and visions from Northeast Congo regarding reconnection with heritage in colonial collections. In: Van Beurden S, Gondola D, Lacaille A, editors. (Re)making collections : origins, trajectories and reconnections. Royal Museum for Central Africa; 2023. p. 265–75.
IEEE
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V. Van Bockhaven, “Est-ce que les statues parlent encore? Hopes and visions from Northeast Congo regarding reconnection with heritage in colonial collections,” in (Re)making collections : origins, trajectories and reconnections, vol. 181, S. Van Beurden, D. Gondola, and A. Lacaille, Eds. Royal Museum for Central Africa, 2023, pp. 265–275.
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