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Archaeology, Artifacts & Antiquities News War, Looting and Repatriation 

German Panel Says Medieval Treasure Should Not Be Returned to Heirs of Jewish Owners

March 24, 2014April 10, 2017 Elizabeth Sirhall 0 Comments berlin, future, germany, media, museums, nazi, press, provenance, welcome
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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Conference Review: Responsibility for Accessibility: 2010 International Pacific Rim Conference on Disabilities

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