This is the first scholarly manuscript that offers a comprehensive analysis of key drivers of change in the law, policy, ethics, and markets for cultural property in the 21st century. It sets out a normative blueprint, 'new cultural internationalism,' for the future of national and cross-border governance of cultural property.
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