International Journal of Cultural Property · 2005 · 99 citations · 7 references
LawInternational LawProperty LawCultural PolicyCultural RightsInternational Trade LawCultural HeritageCultural Heritage ConservationCultural Heritage PreservationCultural Property ProtectionCultural Resource ProtectionInternational Intellectual Property LawCultural Heritage SovereigntyCultural Property PolicyCultural Property RegulationForeign Property LawInternational Cultural ExchangeInternational Cultural Property LawInternational Trade GovernanceWorld Heritage Convention
Cultural property internationalism is shorthand for the proposition that everyone has an interest in the preservation and enjoyment of cultural property, wherever it is situated, from whatever cultural or geographic source it derives. This article describes its historical development and its expression in the international law of war, in the work of UNESCO, and in the international trade in cultural objects and assesses the ways in which cultural-property world actors support or resist the implications of cultural property internationalism.
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