Artifacts and Allegiances

Discover the insightful world of museums in "Artifacts and Allegiances" by Peggy Levitt, published by the University of California Press in 2015. This engaging paperback spans 268 pages and delves into the intricate relationship between immigration, globalization, and cultural institutions. Levitt takes readers on a global journey, exploring how various museums navigate the delicate balance between nationalism and cosmopolitanism in today's interconnected society. Through compelling narratives and rich analysis, this book illuminates the social aspects of museums and their role in shaping community identities in the United States and beyond. Perfect for anyone interested in the evolving landscape of cultural heritage, "Artifacts and Allegiances" is a must-read for museum enthusiasts and scholars alike.