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This chapter explores the concept of digital cultural sovereignty in European Cultural Heritage Institutions (CHIs), emphasising the intersection of cultural and digital sovereignty in their digitisation practices. The study aims to define digital cultural sovereignty - control and agency over cultural heritage, expressions, and identity in digital form - and its significance for creating inclusive digital transformation strategies. By mapping the digital practices of European CHIs and using a decolonial lens, the research identifies gaps in current methodologies and offers insights into the integration of cultural and digital sovereignty. The findings highlight examples of cross-cultural collaborations, outlining the challenges and opportunities for CHIs to promote digital cultural sovereignty. This research contributes to the field by providing strategies for CHIs to act as responsible custodians of culture, fostering a resilient socio-technical ecosystem that empowers communities locally and globally.
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