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CAVEAT EMPTOR: Arnold Peter Weiss on the Dangers of the Ancient Coin Trade

September 24, 2012April 10, 2017 Kelsey 0 Comments admission, American, antiquities, china, collecting, crime, ethics, forgery, getty museum, history, italy, looted antiquities, looting, marion true, mission, New York, new york city, provenance, turkey, war
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  • Museum EthicsPleased to be participating in a conversation on provenance and museum ethics at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation in St https://t.co/DtilXgY0Jk

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  • Museum EthicsWhen is it ethical to trade in antiquities? https://t.co/xWFy6SHBjV

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  • Museum EthicsHow far should this go? https://t.co/XCLSCMOwJB

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  • Museum EthicsEvery step is important. https://t.co/aqRJXao7KG

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  • Museum EthicsThe French Government Is Launching a Task Force Dedicated to Returning Nazi-Era Loot From Its National Collections https://t.co/AJ2HGdIIfm

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  • Museum EthicsMore regarding Sackler support.... https://t.co/0fUVwuuS9p

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  • Museum EthicsSouth London Gallery returned funding to Sackler Trust last year https://t.co/Qzn2f2vNCa

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  • Museum EthicsSackler Trust cancels 1m donation to National Portrait Gallery | Museums Association https://t.co/2KbKiLgHus

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  • Museum EthicsIt will be interesting to see how other museums respond. https://t.co/dG45wBw55e

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  • Museum EthicsAfter Breaking Thumb off Terracotta Warrior, Man Points Finger at Museum https://t.co/UMtgcOUm0A

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  • Museum EthicsAn Exhibition About a Book That Rejuvenated an Indigenous Culture https://t.co/p2PP802Sds

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  • Museum EthicsThe Rijksmuseum Becomes the Latest European Institution to Consider Returning Looted Artifacts From Its Collection https://t.co/EFrowFA4sm

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  • Museum EthicsThe momentum is building... https://t.co/TjjJAnaAqJ

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  • Museum EthicsCulture ministers from 16 German states agree to repatriate artefacts looted in colonial era https://t.co/sQQiUiSbW7

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  • Museum EthicsClean House to Survive? Museums Confront Their Crowded Basements https://t.co/G3jOAkg5Pi

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Lobbying and Museum Ethics: A Surprisingly Good Marriage
Resources Reviews 

Lobbying and Museum Ethics: A Surprisingly Good Marriage

October 26, 2011January 19, 2016 Kelsey 0

Lobbying and Museum Ethics:  A Surprisingly Good Marriage  Bonnie Wilson For many, the word “lobbyist” does not carry with it

Black Panther and the Ethics of Representation in Museums
IME Blog 

Black Panther and the Ethics of Representation in Museums

April 1, 2019 Hannah Gaston 0
Opposing Viewpoints: Looting and Criminal Sentencing in the Four Corners
IME Blog 

Opposing Viewpoints: Looting and Criminal Sentencing in the Four Corners

May 5, 2011April 1, 2019 Tom McGee 0
Museum Ethics Q & A: Museum Ethics and Board of Directors Fundraising
IME Blog 

Museum Ethics Q & A: Museum Ethics and Board of Directors Fundraising

June 28, 2010April 1, 2019 Tom McGee 0
Conference Review: Responsibility for Accessibility: 2010 International Pacific Rim Conference on Disabilities
IME Blog 

Conference Review: Responsibility for Accessibility: 2010 International Pacific Rim Conference on Disabilities

June 24, 2010April 1, 2019 Tom McGee 0

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