Who owns the past?: cultural policy, cultural property, and the law

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Contents Preface Acknowledgments Introduction I. THE LAWS Chronology of Cultural Property Legislation kate fitz gibbon Cultural Property, Congress, the Courts, and Customs: The Decline and Fall of the Antiquities Market? william g. pearlstein Indian Givers stephen vincent Immunity from Seizure rebecca noonan A Tale of Two Innocents: The Rights of Former Owners and Good-Faith Purchasers of Stolen Art ashton hawkins, richard a. rothman, judith church The Schiele Matter stephen w. clark. The Trial of the Sevso Treasure: What a Nation Will Do in the Name of Its Heritage leo v. gagion, harvey kurzweil, ludovic de walden The Art Market in the UK and REcent Developments in British Cultural Policy anthony browne, pierre valentin The Elgin Marbles kate fitz gibbon The Hazards of Common Law Adjudication jeremy g. epstein II. COLLECTING AND THE TRADE Collecting Ancient Art: A Historical Perspective margaret ellen mayo Museums, Antiquities, Cultural Property, and the US Legal Framework for Making Acquisitions james cuno The Expert and The Object ronald d. spencer Building American Museums, The Role of the Private Collector shelby white Editor's Note: The Illicit Trade-Fact or Fiction? kate fitz gibbon The Antiquities Market: When, What, Where, Who, Why... and How Much? arielle kozloff Dealers Speak edited by peter marks ATADA-Building Ethical Consensus through Trade Organization ramona morris A Modern Challenge to an Age-Old Pursuit: Can Cultural Patrimony Claims and Coin Collecting Coexist? peter k. tompa, ann m. brose III. ART IN PERIL Archaeology and the Art Market clemency chase coggins Observations of a Combatant clemency chase coggins Art in Jeopardy andrew solomon Improving the Odds: Preservation through Distribution andrew emmerich Subsistence Diggers david matsuda IV. THE UNIVERSAL MUSEUM A Licit International Trade in Cultural Objects john henry merryman Alternatives to Embargo kate fitz gibbon The Kathmandu Valley Preservation Trust erich theophile, cynthia rosenfeld The Acquisition and Ownership of Antiquities in Today's Age of Transition emma bunker Conclusion: Museums at the Center of Public Policy accp editorial board V. APPENDICES AND LINKS Appendix 1: Japan's Protection of Its Cultural Heritage-A Model Appendix 2: Cultural Property Information Resources Contributors Index.

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