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• HUMN 132 - Intro Humanities II

  • Why Do the World’s Top Museums Still Resist Repatriation?
  • Repatriation and the Radical Redistribution of Art
  • Why Macron's radical promise to return African treasures has stalled
  • France Vowed to Return Looted Treasures. But Few Are Heading Back
  • BRITISH MUSEUM ACT 1963
  • On Craft and Art: Some Thoughts on Repatriation and Collecting Policy—The Case of Collections at the Museum of Cultural History, University of Oslo.
  • WHEN IT'S TIME TO GIVE BACK
  • WAR AND PASSION: WHO KEEPS THE ART?
  • Repatriation and the burdens of proof
  • THE PARTHENON MARBLES: One of the most contested art repatriation disputes
  • WHO OWNS THE PAST?
  • Art History and Repatriation