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New and emerging heritage crimes occur beyond the boundaries of detection, deterrence, and imagination.
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News and Events
Keynote at Informal meeting of Culture Ministers in Lefkosia, Cyprus
Yates was a guest of the Cyprus Presidency of the Council of the EU
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Core Group Meeting, CPP4ALL Cost Network held in Warsaw Poland
Yates attended this meeting as Vice Chair of the COST action.
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Stewens interviewed for Kontext: Wochenzeitung
The German magazine Kontext: Wochenzeitung interviewed affiliated research Paul Stewens about the repatriation of a rare dinosaur fossil from Germany to Brazil.
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Kick Off: National Action Day Resilient Heritage, Den Haag
Held on 11 May 2026 at the Dutch Royal Library, The Hague.
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Publications and Outputs
Variably Legal and Irregularly Regulated: Global Markets in Collectable Antiquities, Wildlife, and Fossils
Book Chapter In: Variably Legal Markets: Rethinking Markets and Crime.
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Exploring Aspects of the Online Trade in Antiquities Through Snapshot Analysis
Book Chapter In: Research Handbook on Art, Culture and Heritage.
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Seizure without Restitution: Antiquities Dealer Leonardo Patterson’s Collection before the Munich Administrative Court
Article in Harvard Law Review
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A Tale of Two Museums: Restitution and the Genealogy of the False Dichotomy between Natural History Museums and Cultural Museums
Journal paper in International Journal of Cultural Policy
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The UNESCO Chair in Cultural Heritage and Emerging Crime is held by Prof. Donna Yates and hosted by Maastricht University