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This chapter connects the idea of pluralism in the variety of cultural expressions with the plurality of legal orders that may come into play in the enforcement of norms in the protection of cultural heritage. It shows how different legal orders (domestic and international) and different systems of norms (wartime and peacetime, public, and private) interact one with another at various levels of regulation of cultural property and in the process of enforcement. It emphasizes the importance of cultural property as an international public good, and the role that public and private actors have in contributing to the enforcement of international rules in the protection of art and heritage as a common good of humanity.
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