Archaeology · Heritage, Conservation & Controversy
A topic within Heritage, Conservation & Controversy, itself one of 9 topics in that field and part of Archaeology.
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UNIDROIT
Establishes that a good-faith buyer of a stolen or illegally exported cultural object must still return it, shifting the legal burden in international disputes onto the market rather than the country of origin.
Felwine Sarr & Bénédicte Savoy
Argues, in a report commissioned by the French government, that African objects taken during the colonial period without consent should be permanently restituted rather than merely loaned back, and sets out how a state might do it.
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