The Introduction to Inclusive Heritage: Hidden Pasts, Reconciling Presents, Diversifying Futures covers the historiography of critical heritage studies and highlights new directions in theory and practice in the galleries, libraries, archives, museums and academic sector (GLAMA). It covers the current debates that drive heritage sector practice and contains summaries of global co-production and decolonisation projects in museums, archives and grassroots heritage initiatives. It addresses debates on repatriation, reparations and preservation projects concerned with intangible heritage under UNESCO principles of social and cultural justice. It also suggests ways in which heritage professionals can work towards a more inclusive future through new approaches, methods and digital technologies.