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Art Crime in Context

Part of the Studies in Art, Heritage, Law and the Market Book Series (volume 6)

Editors: Oosterman, Naomi; Yates, Donna

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-14084-6

ISBN: 978-3-031-14083-9

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Nov 24, 2022

1 - 10 of 14 Chapters

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Chapter 1Introduction

Oosterman, Naomi; Yates, Donna

Pages: 1 –4

[This introduction provides an overview of the chapters in this volume which focus on expanding the boundaries and concepts of art crime to spaces previously unconsidered. The chapters are embedded within a diverse set of disciplinary perspectives and empirical observations, and this introduction...
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Chapter 2Assay-ssination

MacLennan, Maria; Ross, Kelly

Pages: 5 –23

[Jewellery is a provocative object which has a particular criminal allure due to several inherent qualities. As a commodity, the high value, portable, and concealable nature of jewellery makes it an attractive target for opportunistic thieves, organised crime gangs, and other criminal magpies....
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Chapter 3Design Crime in Context

Seitz, Petra; Thandapani, Nia; Wittrick, Gregor

Pages: 25 –44

[This chapter explores art crime in the context of design. Arguing that design is a discrete category, distinct from either fine art or antiquities, this chapter suggests that placement of mass-manufactured design objects within markets set up for art or archaeological material poses unique...
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Chapter 4The Evolution of the Belgian Art and Antiques Unit

Van Herzeele, Richard

Pages: 45 –60

[Since the 2001 police reform, the Belgian federal Art and Antiques police unit has faced successive budget and personnel cuts, a dynamic that culminated in the 2015 decision to operationally discontinue the unit. Currently there is no dedicated police capacity for art crime in Belgium. Belgium...
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Chapter 5Fossil Trafficking, Fraud, and Fakery

Raja, Nussaïbah B.; Dunne, Emma M.

Pages: 61 –79

[The fascination with ancient flora and fauna is a centuries-old phenomenon and is one of the main drivers of fossil crimes. Fossils have been sought by the rich and famous since the advent of colonialism, propelling development in the field of palaeontology but also in how fossils make their way...
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Chapter 6Illicit Excavations and Trade in Antiquities

al-Saad, Ziad; Simon, Stefan

Pages: 81 –101

[Illicit excavation and trade in antiquities represents a major and unsettled challenge for Jordan. The recent past has witnessed a phenomenal increase in the number of people involved in these illicit activities which result in the destruction of a significant part of Jordan’s cultural legacy....
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Chapter 7New Security Challenges at Museums and Historic Sites: The Case of Spain

Sanz Domínguez, Estrella; Rufián Fernández, Francisco José; Sabrine, Isber

Pages: 103 –120

[Security at museums and heritage sites has been an issue that has traditionally been oriented towards the protection of buildings and their contents against theft, and the evacuation of people in the event of a fire. But nowadays, analysing the wide range of risks and threats that they may be...
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Chapter 8Revisiting the Looting of Site Q Through Lidar

Escalante, Kirsty E.; Barrientos Q., Tomás; Canuto, Marcello A.

Pages: 121 –144

[The looting of La Corona, Guatemala is one of the most well-known examples of Maya archaeological looting. Known only as ‘Site Q’ before its location was positively identified, dozens of carved stone panels were looted from La Corona before the site was studied archaeologically. The recent...
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Chapter 9Securing Borders and Restraining the Illegal Movement of Cultural Property to, from, and within, the Island of Ireland

Oakes, Ted

Pages: 145 –158

[There are more border crossings on the island of Ireland between Ireland (a Member State of the European Union) and Northern Ireland (a constituent region of the United Kingdom, a non-European Union country) than the entire eastern boundary of the European Union. At almost 500 km long, the...
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Chapter 10Stealing Heritage in Canada

Tremain, Cara Grace

Pages: 159 –175

[This chapter presents a study of reported thefts of tangible cultural heritage from Canadian museums over a period of more than a century. Why a chapter dedicated to this topic? Because previous research into such crimes within Canada has been meagre, hindering the ability to understand which...

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