Titlebook: Heritage Crime; Progress, Prospects Louise Grove (Senior Lecturer in Criminology and S Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmill

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Introductiononsible for the management and promotion of the historic environment, English Heritage, has even taken on the issue of heritage crime as a key aspect within its strategy moving forward (English Heritage, 2013, p. 15). More broadly, such globally pertinent issues as the international trafficking of c

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Archaeological Heritage in Peru: Definitions, Perceptions and Imperceptionsd objects and places) by groups wishing to obtain them due to their inherent value (material), or (re)take the spiritual forces associated with the objects and even the archaeological sites. An example of this can be seen in the practices of appropriation of . developed by the Incas, both material a

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Forestry as a Heritage Crime: Finlandhest country for forests and this renewable natural resource has been efficiently utilized in the wood and paper industry. Some 73 per cent of Finland’s surface area is covered by forests. In most European countries, forests cover significantly smaller percentages of the total land area, for example

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