一、中文部份
1.丁雪茵、鄭伯壎、任金剛 (1996)。＜質性研究中研究者的角色與主觀性＞，《本土心理學研究》，臺北：臺灣大學心理學系本土心理學研究室，6: 354-376。
2.王嵩山 (2007)。＜揭露的與隱藏的：台灣博物館展示研究的回顧與展望＞，《博物館學季刊》，臺中：國立自然科學博物館，21(3): 5-35。
3.中央日報。＜博物館定位 主題掛帥＞。《中央日報》，2000年6月22日，17版。
4.中央社。＜陳其南推動成立國家歷史博物館＞。2004/07/16。
5.中國時報。＜文獻機構 學者指應資源整合＞。《中國時報》，2000年6月21日，11版。
6.中國時報。＜文建會續議附屬單位整合＞。《中國時報》，2000年6月22日，11版。
7.中國時報 (1995)。＜黃光男勾勒新職務努力方向＞。1995年2月28日，33版。
8.巴東 (2005)。＜歷史博物館與台灣現代藝術的發展回憶－兼及現代藝術在台灣發展的歸趨與省思＞。《戰後台灣現代藝術發展：兼談國立歷史博物館的角色扮演研討會論文集》，臺北：國立歷史博物館，93-108。
9.包遵彭 (1961)。＜國立歷史博物館的創建與發展＞。《國立歷史博物館館刊》，創刊號，臺北：國立歷史博物館，3-7。
10.民生報。＜藝教整合藝術教育館取道展覽＞。《民生報》，2000年6月20日，5版。
11.民生報。＜文建會〝文化單位〞精簡整合＞。《民生報》，2000年6月22日，6版。
12.民生報。＜歷史博物館面臨專業性震盪？＞。《民生報》，2000年6月3日，6版。
13.民生報。＜博物館整合 提案掀話題＞。《民生報》，2004年7月31日，A13版。
14.自由時報。＜博物館業務區隔、重新定名＞。《自由時報》，2000年6月22日，40版。
15.自由時報。＜史博館藏品將歸併故宮、台史博＞。《自由時報》，2004年7月17日。
16.行政院文化建設委員會 (1991)。《臺閩博物館巡禮：臺閩地區公私立博物館專輯》。
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18.周春桂，《博物館展覽規劃實務探析－以中華文物通史展為例》，國立台南藝術大學博物館學研究所碩士論文，2002。
19.國立歷史博物館編 (2002)。《國立歷史博物館沿革與發展》，臺北：國立歷史博物館。
20.陳向明 (2002)。《社會科學質的研究》。臺北：五南圖書出版有限公司。
21.陳康順 (1995)。＜文化交流與我國博物館的國際化＞，《國立歷史博物館建館四十週年紀念論文集》，臺北：國立歷史博物館，44-48。
22.陳國寧 (2003)。《博物館學》，臺北：國立空中大學。
23.高千惠 (2005)。＜從歷史背影看當代的身形－史博館/極端新派/巴西聖保羅雙年展的三角關係＞。《戰後臺灣現代藝術發展：兼談國立歷史博物館的角色扮演研討會論文集》，臺北：國立歷史博物館，21-39。
24.高玉珍 (2008)。＜國立歷史博物館未來轉型之研究＞。《國立歷史博物館學報》，37期，臺北：國立歷史博物館，63-81。
25.高以璇編撰 (2005)。＜亮節有為的史博館鴻儒－王宇清＞。國立歷史博物館編，《文化建構－文化行政管理前輩經驗談》，臺北：國立歷史博物館，111-144。
26.黃光男 (1995a)。＜博物館營運趨向＞。《歷史文物》，臺北：國立歷史博物館，5(5)，17-25。本文轉載自＜國立歷史博物館四十周年展望＞。《國立歷史博物館建館四十周年紀念文集》，臺北：國立歷史博物館，14-21。
27.黃光男 (1995b)。＜博物館階段性營運計畫＞。《歷史文物》，臺北：國立歷史博物館，5(1)，79-80。
28.黃永川 (2005)。＜組織再造聲中國力歷史博物館發展方向的再檢視＞。《國立歷史博物館學報》，30期，臺北：國立歷史博物館，1-7。
29.黃寶萍策劃 (2000)。＜歷史博物館應以展出華夏文物為走向？＞。《藝術家》，臺北：藝術家雜誌社，303，124-125。
30.張譽騰 (2002)。＜博物館做為一種企業：利基的分析＞，《2002年博物館公辦民營政策之理論與實務研討會論文集》。臺東：國立臺灣史前文化博物館。
31.張譽騰 (2003)。《博物館大勢觀察》，臺北：五觀藝術出版公司。
32.張婉真、辛治寧 (1997)。＜國立歷史博物館「黃金印象－奧塞美術館名作特展」展示評量與觀眾調查＞。《國立歷史博物館學報》，臺北：國立歷史博物館，7，72。
33.畢恆達 (1996)。＜詮釋學與質性研究＞，胡幼慧主編，《質性研究：理論、方法及本土女性研究實例》。臺北：東大出版公司，27-44。
34.劉婉珍 (2006)。＜從博物館意識談博物館人的誕生與形塑＞。《博物館學季刊》，臺中：國立自然與科學博物館，20(3)，7-22。
35.羅煥光編篡 (1995)。＜國立歷史博物館歷年大事紀＞。《歷史文物》，臺北：國立歷史博物館，5(5)，44-67。
36.薛平山、薛平海 (2007)。數字的迷思：觀察臺灣地區博物館的發展現象。《博物館學季刊》，臺中：國立自然與科學博物館，21(2): 117-119。
37.漢寶德 (2005)。＜國立歷史博物館的發展＞。《國立歷史博物館建館五十週年紀念文集》，臺北：國立歷史博物館，65-67。
38.鄭乃銘 (2005)。＜走過風光，下個50年該如何走更重要＞。《國立歷史博物館五十周年紀念文集》，臺北：國立歷史博物館，118-119。
39.蕭宗煌 (2008)。＜百年館慶之後，我們將如何定義自己＞。《臺灣博物》季刊，臺北：國立臺灣博物館，6-13。
40.蕭瓊瑞 (2005)。＜國立歷史博物館與臺灣戰後現代藝術運動＞。《戰後臺灣現代藝術發展：兼談國立歷史博物館的角色扮演研討會論文集》，臺北：國立歷史博物館，69-82。
41.蕭瑞麟 (2006)。＜不用數字的研究＞。臺北：臺灣培生教育出版股份有限公司。
42.謝里法 (2005)。＜博物館的歷史座標－戰後二十年臺灣美術性格＞。《戰後臺灣現代藝術發展：兼談國立歷史博物館的角色扮演研討會論文集》，臺北：國立歷史博物館，7-20。
43.閻鈺臻主訪、編撰 (2005)。＜歷史博物館的開館管家－何浩天＞。國立歷史博物館編，《文化建構－文化行政管理前輩經驗談》，臺北：國立歷史博物館，145-170。
44.聯合報。＜文建會組織再造工程＞。《聯合報》，2000年6月22日，14版。
45.聯合報。＜南北若合併 國家史博館浮現＞。《聯合報》，2004年7月17日，B6版。
46.聯合報。＜史博館二合一 異見多＞。《聯合報》，2004年7月31日，B6版。

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