Chapters
IntroductionSection One
Legal Orderings of Cultural Property
Chapter 2 - Heritage vs. Property: Contrasting Regimes and Rationalities in the Patrimonial Field
Valdimar Tr. Hafstein and Martin Skrydstrup
Chapter 3 - The Criminalisation of the Illicit Trade in Cultural Property
Ana Filipa Vrdoljak
Chapter 4 - Implementation of the 1970 UNESCO Convention by the United States and Other Market Nations
Patty Gerstenblith
Chapter 5 - Protection not Prevention: The Failure of Public Policy to Prevent the Looting and Illegal Trade of Cultural Property from the Mena Region (1990-2015)
Neil Brodie
Chapter 6 - A Paradox of Cultural Property: NAGPRA and (Dis)Possession
Susan Benton
Section Two
Museums, Archives and Communities
Chapter 8 - Betting on the Raven: Ethical Relationality and Nuxalk Cultural Property
Jennifer Kramer
Chapter 9 - Whose Story is This? Complexities and Complicities of Using Archival Footage
Fred Myers
Chapter 10 - The Archive of the Archive: the Secret History of the Laura Boulton Collection
Aaron Fox
Chapter 11 - Touching the Intangible: Reconsidering Material Culture in the Realm of Indigenous Cultural Property Research
George Nicholas
Section Three
Local Histories
Chapter 12 - On the Nature of Patrimonio: Cultural Property in Mexican Contexts
Sandra Rozental
Chapter 13 - Making and Unmaking Heritage Value in China
Shu Li Wang and Michael Rowlands
Chapter 14 - Object Movement: UNESCO, Language and the Exchange of Middle Eastern Artifacts
Morag Kersel
Chapter 15 - Cultures of Property: Ghanaian Culture in Intellectual and Cultural Property
Boatema Boateng
Section Four
Cultural Property Beyond the State
Chapter 16 - Culture as a Flexible Concept for the Legitimation of Policies in the European Union
Stefan Groth and Regina Bendix
Chapter 17 - The Bible as Cultural Property? A Cautionary Tale
Neil Asher Silberman
Chapter 18 - Being pre-Indigenous: Kin, Accountability and Cultural Property Beyond Tradition
Paul Tapsell
Chapter 19 - Frontiers of Cultural Property in the Global South
Rosemary Coombe
Section Five
New and Experimental Forms of Cultural Property