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Archaeology, Artifacts & Antiquities Crime & Theft News 

Thailand Reclaims Stolen Artifacts from California Museum

September 15, 2014April 10, 2017 Elizabeth Sirhall 0 Comments stolen art, unesco, war
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The Institute of Museum Ethics provides free, confidential guidance on ethical matters. Please contact Yerkovsa@shu.edu.

Resources

Lobbying and Museum Ethics: A Surprisingly Good Marriage
Resources Reviews 

Lobbying and Museum Ethics: A Surprisingly Good Marriage

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

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  • Museum EthicsCady Noland Sues Collector and Galleries to Destroy Artwork Copy She Disavowed https://t.co/HboAsd0CHm via @artsy

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  • Museum EthicsAntiquities Dealer Sues Wall Street Journal Over ISIS Article https://t.co/XwK2VmhcOT

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  • Museum EthicsCultural Memoranda of Understanding: An Important Diplomatic Tool for Protecting Heritage https://t.co/tAWY37t3Ka via @HuffPostBlog

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  • Museum EthicsWhy the Collectors Who Made Vivian Maier Famous Cant Cash in on Her Work https://t.co/rcSXqGYJTd via @artsy

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  • Museum EthicsLeila Amineddoleh Hobby Lobby's purchase of Iraqi Loot | artnet News https://t.co/pcnU7Y83pW

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  • Museum EthicsHobby Lobby agrees to pay $3m fine for Iraqi looted artefacts https://t.co/9qm1wiqAb3

    Reply Retweet Favorite 2:07pm - 11 Jul '17 - 11 days ago

  • Museum EthicsLawsuit over $40 Million Nazi-Looted Pissarro Painting Revived https://t.co/46J1zAfoZk via @artsy

    Reply Retweet Favorite 1:14pm - 11 Jul '17 - 11 days ago

  • Museum EthicsHobby Lobby's Legal Expert Speaks: "I can't rule out...they used my advice to evade the law." https://t.co/fCFLf6GaCf via @ChasingAphrodite

    Reply Retweet Favorite 6:46pm - 10 Jul '17 - 12 days ago

  • Museum Ethics3 Cases That Explain Why Restituting Nazi Looted Art Is So Difficult https://t.co/ZeD9GmiJUz

    Reply Retweet Favorite 3:43am - 7 Jul '17 - 15 days ago

  • Museum EthicsOn the importance of protecting heritage: "Without culture, there will be no balance between restoring the past and https://t.co/K5wUT0ZUSi

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  • Museum EthicsHobby Lobby Agrees to Forfeit 5,500 Artifacts Smuggled Out of Iraq, via @nytimes https://t.co/q0BuMguYgU

    Reply Retweet Favorite 12:39pm - 6 Jul '17 - 16 days ago

  • Museum EthicsSyrian refugees to be trained to rebuild #Palmyra and other heritage sites, via @theartnewspaper https://t.co/8SSg5kkFUg

    Reply Retweet Favorite 2:42pm - 3 Jul '17 - 19 days ago

  • Museum EthicsChina launches crackdown on social media https://t.co/zvsAfTVcuO

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  • Museum EthicsProtect and Promote Your Culture - New WIPO guide https://t.co/Tpqy8UeoLf">https://t.co/Tpqy8UeoLf https://t.co/Tpqy8UeoLf">https://t.co/Tpqy8UeoLf

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  • Museum EthicsFirst Public Showing of Monet, Rodin and Maillols From Gurlitt Trove, via @nytimes https://t.co/D5si7s2hn5

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