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Crime and Art

Part of the Studies in Art, Heritage, Law and the Market Book Series (volume 1)

Editors: Oosterman, Naomi; Yates, Donna

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-84856-9

ISBN: 978-3-030-84855-2

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Nov 6, 2021

1 - 10 of 16 Chapters

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Chapter 1Introduction

Oosterman, Naomi; Yates, Donna

Pages: 1 –7

[Criminologists and sociologists are poorly represented in academic discourse on art and heritage crimes. Within criminology and sociology, art crime is considered an ultra-niche topic, a subject of focus for few, of passing interest for some, and usually relegated without much elaboration to...
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Transiting Through the Antiquities Market

Fabiani, Michelle D.; Marrone, James V.

Pages: 11 –28

[The antiquities market repeatedly raises concerns about money laundering, forgeries, and illicit trafficking. Auction houses’ and dealers’ roles in these activities are heavily studied, but there has been little research looking at connections between these market participants. We show the...
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Exploring Taste Formation and Performance in the Illicit Trade of Human Remains on Instagram

Davidson, Katherine; Graham, Shawn; Huffer, Damien

Pages: 29 –44

[The Digital Age has greatly expanded the scope of the illicit trade of art and antiquities—including human remains from archaeological and other contexts. From the Dark Web to social media platforms, the online world has become a marketplace fostering the creation of new trade networks,...
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#antiquitiesdealers

Dundler, Lauren

Pages: 45 –61

[Antiquities dealers have always occupied unique positions of authority and trust within the market, requiring them to portray themselves as professionals who can guarantee the authenticity, quality, and legality of antiquities offered for sale. In the twenty-first century, this compels the...
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Evaluating the Transformative Potential of Photovoice for Research into the Global Illicit Trade in Cultural Objects

Smith, Emiline

Pages: 63 –78

[Criminologists are increasingly considering ‘the visual’ within their research, both as objects of study and through the use of visual methodologies. Within this trend, Photovoice provides an innovative, collaborative, and empowering visual research method that allows for in-depth engagement...
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A New Method of Forensic Archaeology

Marugán, Francisco Romeo

Pages: 79 –99

[In judicial proceedings on archaeological plundering, judges usually request an expert to identify the place of origin of seized items. This can be a serious problem, because these items are usually out of their archaeological context and no provenance data are available. This paper describes a...
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Cuneiform Exceptionalism?

Brodie, Neil

Pages: 103 –117

[Through the 1990s and 2000s thousands of cuneiform tablets were looted from archaeological sites in Iraq and acquired by private collectors. Since then, scholars with expertise in reading cuneiform inscriptions (who call themselves Assyriologists) have been studying and publishing the texts....
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Crime, Material and Meaning in Art World Desirescapes

Yates, Donna; Mackenzie, Simon

Pages: 119 –133

[In this chapter we propose the idea of a ‘desirescape’, where a spatial array of myriad agentic objects cultivates desire among people to collect, own, possess, and show off artworks. Within this desirescape, people are conceived of as caught in a web of objects that not only generate and...
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Authentically Exotic and Authentically Beautiful

Villa, Federica

Pages: 135 –151

[Influenced by many cultural, economic and historic factors, the antiquities market of Andean archaeological artefacts is a complex issue. Authenticity is one of the most important aspects upon which the attribution of value within the antiquities trade depends. On the one hand, a theoretical...
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“Blitzkrieg Against Black Magic”

Christofoletti, Rodrigo; dos Santos Acerbi, Vitória

Pages: 153 –172

[This article discusses the distinct perceptions of crime, justice and heritage concerning the collection of Afrobrazilian sacred items during their constitution, patrimonialisation, restitution dispute, and final restitution, which is a case of heritage return within a State. The collection...

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