Taking culture and the balancing act of power / John Kerr. One looter, two looters, three looters...The discipline of cultural heritage crime within criminology and its inherent measurement problems / Marc Balcells -- Art crime literature: a general overview / Vicki Oliveri -- The antiquities licit-illicit interface / Blythe Alison Bowman Balestrieri -- INTERPOL and international trends and developments in the fight against cultural property crime / Saskia Hufnagel -- Art theft: an examination of its various forms / Duncan Chappell and Kenneth Polk -- Unsolved art thefts / Vicki Oliveri -- "Purely bent on mischief": theft from Australian museums 1870s-1950s / Maryanne McCubbin -- Protecting works of art from theft / Declan Garrett -- Regional overviews of the policing of art crime in the European Union / Naomi Oosterman -- Recovering stolen artworks: a practical approach / James Ratcliffe -- Insurance challenges and art crime / Dorit Straus -- Statutes of limitation and other legal challenges to the recovery of stolen art / Patty Gerstenblith -- Profiling art forgers / Noah Charney -- Examining art fraud / Kenneth Polk and Duncan Chappell -- Case study 3. Beltracchi and the history of art fraud in Germany / Saskia Hufnagel -- Case study 2. The Knoedler Art Forgery Network / Derek Fincham -- Case study 3. A perspective from the fakery frontline---An interview with an art forger / Duncan Chappell and Saskia Hufnagel -- Unmasking art forgery: scientific approaches -- Plunder and looting: some historical reminders / Valerie Higgins -- The criminal organization of the transnational trade in cultural objects: two case studies / Neil Brodie -- The Kapoor case including the stolen Shiva / Michaela Boland -- Cultural heritage offences in Latin America: textile traffickers, mummy mailers, silvers smugglers, and virgin vandals / Donna Yates -- Cultural heritage offences: a view from Asia / Stefan Gruber -- Bones of contention: the online trade in archaeological, ethnographic and anatomical human remains on social media platforms / Damien Huffer, Duncan Chappell, Nathan Charlton, and Brian F. Spatola -- Forging antiquities: the case of papyrus fakes / Malcolm Choat -- The Gurlitt 'collection' and Nazi-looted art / Saskia Hufnagel and Duncan Chappell -- Blue shield protection of cultural property: a perspective from the field / Laurie W. Rush -- Iconoclasm: religious and political motivations for destroying art / Sam Hardy -- Iconoclasm and cultural heritage destruction during contemporary armed conflicts / Joris D. Kila -- Protecting and preserving underwater cultural heritage in Southeast Asia / Natali Pearson -- The development of the Heritage Crime Programme in England / Mark Harrison, Mark Dunkley, and Alison James -- The international politics of cultural heritage crime in Cambodia: past, present and future / Tess Davis and Simon Mackenzie -- Preventing illicit trafficking of cultural objects: a supply chain perspective / Mariya Polner -- The return of looted objects to their countries of origin: the case for change / David W. J. Gill -- Illicit antiquities in American museums: diversity in ethical standards / Christos Tsirogiannis -- White-collar crime, organised crime and the challenges of doing research on art crime / Simon Mackenzie -- In vacuums of law we find: outsider poiesis is street art and graffiti / Lucy Finchett-Maddock -- Taking culture and the balancing act of power / John Kerr.
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