The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1990 - Law |
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... cultural and traditional information , should generally remain within the cultural context of their origin . Professor Morris looks at ... CULTURAL PROPERTY LAW CULTURAL PROPERTY Legal and ethical issues in the trade in cultural property.
... cultural and traditional information , should generally remain within the cultural context of their origin . Professor Morris looks at ... CULTURAL PROPERTY LAW CULTURAL PROPERTY Legal and ethical issues in the trade in cultural property.
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... cultural property , the trade is justified because it preserves these cultural objects . Private collectors and museums in countries of import who purchase cultural property are being confronted by indigenous people and by countries of ...
... cultural property , the trade is justified because it preserves these cultural objects . Private collectors and museums in countries of import who purchase cultural property are being confronted by indigenous people and by countries of ...
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... cultural property is proper ; considerations spelled out more fully by the late Professor Paul Bator , in his article , " An Essay on the International Trade in Art " , 34 Stanford Law Review 275 [ 1982 ] . Professor Bator suggests the ...
... cultural property is proper ; considerations spelled out more fully by the late Professor Paul Bator , in his article , " An Essay on the International Trade in Art " , 34 Stanford Law Review 275 [ 1982 ] . Professor Bator suggests the ...
Contents
PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
Copyright | |
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