Cultural Property
The Concept of "Cultural Affiliation” in NAGPRA: Its Potential and Limits in the Global Protection of Indigenous Cultural Property Rights
... indigenous cultural property—specifically cultural tangible and movable objects—UNDRIP gives distinct indications of the measures to be ...private property concepts, as principally they ...
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New Developments in the Restitution of Cultural Property: Alternative Means of Dispute Resolution
... tural property, which coexist with the traditional tools (such as bilateral or multi- lateral treaties), take many forms: unilateral decisions or agreements that may involve various forms of intermediary (namely, ...
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The Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict under Polish Criminal Law
... of cultural property, especially in the event of armed conflict, ...where cultural property is particularly at risk, is the responsibility of the whole international ...guarantees ...
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Indigenous intellectual and cultural property rights
... of cultural and intellectual property rights. Assertion of property rights over traditional forms of knowledge will become one of the leading challenges for indigenous peoples during this ...and ...
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Homeless Cultural Property in the Netherlands: The Case of the ‘Liuquan Mummy’
... material of questionable origin or lacking provenance. They should be aware that such displays or usage can be seen to condone and contribute to the illicit trade in cultural property. The full text is ...
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Copyright, creativity and cultural property rights: the case of arts festivals
... indigenous cultural property, one of the most important criticisms that can be made of the idea that it should be protected by intellectual property rights is that it has to be corralled into the ...
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The Politics of Culture and the Culture of Politics: Examining the Role of Politics and Diplomacy in Cultural Property Disputes
... that cultural property disputes are usually very complex, with many factors affecting different aspects at play, from legal implications to archeological and ethical ...disputes. Cultural diplomacy, ...
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Asserting Tribal Sovereignty over Cultural Property: Moving Towards Protection of Genetic Material and Indigenous Knowledge
... their cultural property, whether it be songs, artifacts, sacred sites, remains of the ancestors, traditional medicines, Indigenous knowledge about such medicines, or human and non-human genetic ...
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Protecting Cultural Property in Non-International Armed Conflicts: Syria and Iraq
... that cultural prop- erty is not only constituted by, but also functions to constitute ...instrumentalizing cultural property to define identities for politi- cal ...of cultural property ...
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The International Protection of Cultural Property: Some Skeptical Observations
... The peacetime regime has failed because governments have mixed motives about the treatment of cultural property. The strongest proponents of export restrictions are mai[r] ...
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Repatriation of Cultural Property–Who Owns the Past? An Introduction to Approaches and to Selected Statutory Instruments
... stolen cultural property that has ended up in a foreign country, and it attempts to clarify the extent to which importing countries are obliged to respect other countries' export-control ...the ...
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Prosecuting Members of ISIS for Destruction of Cultural Property
... of cultural property in the former Yugoslavia in the early 1990s was a form of cultural aggression that was akin to the Nazi’s plan for the creation of a pure Germanic empire in that the Serbian ...
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The Cultural Property Conundrum: The Case for a Nationalistic Approach and Repatriation of the Moai to the Rapa Nui
... behind cultural property disputes: indigenous peoples had clear title to their property, that property was wrongfully taken, the indigenous peoples want their property ...
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Keeping the Barbarians outside the Gate: Toward a Comprehensive International Agreement Protecting Cultural Property
... Though all nations "recognize some concept of 'theft,' and United States courts have applied foreign law in a variety of cases," conceptions of theft vary wi[r] ...
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The Business Of Art Theft: Assessing Auction House Standard Of Care And The Sale of Stolen Cultural Property
... Auction houses, like art dealers, are also in a better position than prospective purchasers to navigate the art market because there is a current and perpetuated as[r] ...
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International Cultural Property Trusts: One Response to Burden of Proof Challenges in Stolen Antiquities Litigation
... As national ownership laws serve as the basis for repatriation claims in US courts, and to some extent UK courts, ownership of antiquities must be transferred from[r] ...
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Don’t Get SLAMmed into Nefer Nefer Land: Complaints in the Civil Forfeiture of Cultural Property
... The third logical flaw in the Court’s secondary effects rationale exposes the weakest point of them all: the idea of requiring female dancers to wear past- ies and a G-string would miraculously eliminate the secondary ...
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Evaluation of cultural property in the public sector
... o Lietuvos Respublikos buhalterinės apskaitos įstatymo (2007) 4 straipsnyje nurodyta, kad ūkio subjektai apskaitą tvarko taip, kad apskaitos informacija būtų: tinkama,[r] ...
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Between Two Earthquakes: Cultural Property in Seismic Zones
... Bernard Feilden's architectural firm has won more than fifteen prestigious awards, six for which he was personally responsible. He is the recipient of the Europa Nostra Silver Medal for his Chester field conservation ...
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Straight Stealing : Towards an Indigenous System of Cultural Property Protection
... 192 Similarly, the Hopi Tribe, which has long been recognized for its extensive efforts to protect its natural and cultural resources, maintains a Department of Natur[r] ...
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