Titlebook: International Relations and Heritage; Patchwork in Times o Rodrigo Christofoletti,Maria Leonor Botelho Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicab

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The “National Fact” and the Notion of Cultural Heritage in Brazilian Constituent Assembly (1987/1988recognizing cultural diversity as “humanity‘s common heritage”. In this perspective it is urgent to discuss the relationship between cultural diversity and heritage preservation policies. In 1980, Chastel and Babelon published a work which would become a reference for those researching on cultural h

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“The Abyss of History is Deep Enough to Hold Us All” The Beginnings of the 1931 Athens Charter and ttorical and artistic heritage produced within the framework of an international political and institutional articulation. It addresses the historical conjecture construction process of elaboration of the aforementioned document, starting with the context of the First World War, passing through the i

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Political Issues of the Louvre’s Internationalisation Museum in London, it is one of the most important universal Museums in the world. The French State, through successive governments, has mobilised the Louvre, that is, the institution, as an intermediary in international agreements. This museum and cultural institution then become a real stakeholder

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DA‘ESH’s Video in the Mosul Museum: Heritage Destruction or Heritage-Making?ood within the current debate on the redefinition of heritage, particularly monumental statues, questioned for representing a colonialist or autocratic past andattacked in the last years, during popular manifestations in Chile, the UK and the USA. DA‘ESH neither denies the notion of heritage nor abr

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The Protection of Cultural Property in the 1954 Hague Conventionrtance of 1954 Hague Convention and the current individual criminal responsibility: Ancient Rome period, the Doctrine of International Law of the Modern Age period, the first codifications of laws and customs of war during the nineteenth century—Lieber Code (1864), the Brussels Conference (1874) and

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The Demand for Restitution of Cultural Heritage Through Relations Between Africa and Europeom the publication of the Savoy-Sarr Report, completed in 2018. We’ll look at the case of the Benin Bronzes, taken from Africa in the nineteenth century and currently distributed in different museological institutions, mainly in France and England. Thus, we hope that the reflections mentioned here m

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