Titlebook: Art, Cultural Heritage and the Market; Ethical and Legal Is Valentina Vadi,Hildegard E. G. S. Schneider Book 2014 Springer-Verlag Berlin He

過(guò)于光澤

Reparation Art: Finding Common Ground in the Resolution of Disputes on Russian War Spoils and Nazi-Leen held in Russia since the end of the war has led both countries to enter into peace and cooperation agreements, as well as to develop a collaborative approach on the matter of unlawfully transferred art. However, on the other hand, the supportive relationship between both governments has met with

headlong

Alternative Dispute Resolution in Restitution Claims and the , Procedure of the Dutch Restitutions C in this context does not offer realistic possibilities for an assessment of a dispute on its merits. The non-retroactivity of conventional norms and specific limitation periods feature among a number of other legal obstacles that stand in the way of efficient litigation. At the same time, moral nor

PAEAN

Alternative Dispute Resolution Mechanisms in Cultural Property Related Disputes: UNESCO Mediation anber 2010, the UNESCO Committee adopted the Rules of Procedure for Mediation and Conciliation in Accordance with Article 4, Paragraph 1, of the Statutes of the UNESCO Committee. The aim of this contribution is to scrutinise and critically assess the most important features of these procedures, invest

Germinate

使?jié)M足

Psa617

Repatriation and Multilevel Heritage Legislation in Canada and Australia: A Comparative Analysis of of the Commonwealth with common law systems, and are the home of indigenous groups who have lost objects during colonialism. These commonalities enable a comparison which is especially useful given the different positions that First Nations hold in the Canadian society vis-à-vis Aborigines in the A

Insensate

The Underwater Heritage of the Riace Bronzes: Ethics, Provenance and the Art Market in Ancient Rome taly in 1972, and reported to the local Carabinieri as murdered corpses. They were almost certainly Greek bronzes looted by Roman armies, and various binary oppositional dilemmas arose the moment they were brought to the open air. Are they of immortals or mortals? Are they Greek originals or later R

真

Underwater Cultural Heritage and the Market: The Uncertain Destiny of Historic Sunken Warships Under the historical, military and geopolitical relevance of sunken military vessels, a regime complex governs these shipwrecks at the international law level, leaving many legal issues unsettled. It remains to be seen whether the firm and uniform approach of maritime powers may determine the crystallisa

逃避現(xiàn)實(shí)

ALIAS