Fr. 236.00

China, Cultural Heritage, and International Law

English · Hardback

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Informationen zum Autor Hui Zhong is a research fellow at South China Sea, Xiamen University, China. Zusammenfassung This book critically examines the availability of a legal basis for the recovery of China’s cultural heritage. This book will be valuable to all states who are active or involved in the field of restitution of cultural heritage. Inhaltsverzeichnis CONTENTS Table of Cases Table of Legislation, Conventions and Treaties Preface and Acknowledgments Chapter One: Introduction Chapter Two: States of Origin and Cultural Heritage Chapter Three: Availability of a Legal Basis for the Return of China’s Cultural Heritage Chapter Four: Customary International Law Chapter Five: Return of Cultural Heritage Looted during Armed Conflicts Chapter Six: Return of Cultural Heritage Stolen and Illegally Exported in Peacetime Chapter Seven: Evolving Social and Ethical Norms: Practice of Individuals, Private Museums and Auction Houses Chapter Eight: Return of Historically Removed Heritage Index

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