Cultural Heritage and Emerging Crime

A UNESCO Chair Researching the Heritage Crimes of the Present and Future
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    New and emerging heritage crimes occur beyond the boundaries of detection, deterrence, and imagination. 

    We ask: what comes next? 
     


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  • News and Events

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    Chair speaks at Arts Media and Culture Colloquium, Maastricht University

    Donna Yates gave a talk entitled Expert Testimony and the Future of Antiquities Repatriation.

     

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    Kick-off Meeting COST Network Cultural Property Protection for All

    CPP4ALL held its kickoff meeting in Montenegro.

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    Chair attends ENCATC Experts Group on Art Markets and Cultural Goods Integrity

    A round table discussion held at the TEFAF Art Fair.

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  • The UNESCO Chair in Cultural Heritage and Emerging Crime is held by Prof. Donna Yates and hosted by Maastricht University