Trafficking in Cultural Property. An Evolving International Legal Framework

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Abstract

Trafficking in cultural property has long been considered mostly a social, economic and cultural problem, instead of a proper criminal one. Only at the turn of the century the focus really started shifting on the need for penal suppression. This chapter, after a brief analysis of the reasons behind this delay, including the ‘grey’ (not ‘black’) nature of the international market in artworks and antiquities, will focus on the most recent developments in international and EU law aimed at preventing and combating cultural property trafficking, as well as on the reasons that prompted this significant change in attitude by both national and international policymakers.
Lingua originaleInglese
Titolo della pubblicazione ospiteThe Challenges of Illegal Trafficking in the Mediterranean Area
EditorVincenzo Militello, Alessandro Spena
Pagine227-261
Numero di pagine35
Volume9
DOI
Stato di pubblicazionePubblicato - 2023

Serie di pubblicazioni

NomeLEGAL STUDIES IN INTERNATIONAL, EUROPEAN AND COMPARATIVE CRIMINAL LAW

Keywords

  • Cultural Property Trafficking
  • Suppression Conventions
  • Criminal Law
  • International Law
  • European Union Law
  • Mercato dell'arte e delle antichità
  • Traffico di beni culturali
  • Prevenzione e repressione
  • Diritto penale
  • Diritto internazionale
  • Diritto dell'Unione Europea
  • Licit and illicit market for artworks and antiquities

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