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Transnational Dispute Management

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TDM 5 (2013)

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Art and Heritage Disputes in International and Comparative Law

Editorial

Art and Heritage Disputes in International and Comparative Law

V.S. Vadi, Lancaster University
H. Schneider, Faculty of Law, Maastricht University

Art and Heritage Disputes in International and Comparative Law

Some Reflections on International Adjudication of Cultural Heritage-Related Cases

A. Chechi, Art-Law Centre, Faculty of Law, University of Geneva

Locus Standi Before the International Court of Justice for Violations of the World Heritage Convention

S.A. Green Martínez, Attorney-General's Office of the Argentine Republic/University of Buenos Aires

The International Legal Protection of World Heritage Sites during Armed Conflict

A.M. Carstens, Office of the Historian, United States Department of State

Cultural Genocide in International Law: Is the Time Ripe for a Change?

S. Negri, School of Law, University of Salerno

Considerations Before Investing Near a UNESCO World Heritage Site

L.I. de Germiny, Lalive

The 'Culture of Balancing' of International Investment Law - Cultural Interests and Investors' Interests in International Investment Treaties and Arbitration

Y. Radi, Université catholique de Louvain

Multilateral and Bilateral Approaches in the Protection of Underwater Cultural Heritage

M. Risvas, Three Crowns LLP

Toward a lex administrativa culturalis? The Adjudication of Cultural Disputes before Investment Arbitral Tribunals

V.S. Vadi, Lancaster University

Stolen Cultural Property: Implications of Vitium Reale in Private Law and Private International Law

C. Roodt, School of Culture and Creative Arts, University of Glasgow
D. Carey-Miller (†), School of Law, University of Aberdeen

Private Law as an Instrument for the Protection of Cultural Property

C. Armbrüster, Department of Law, Freie Universität Berlin

UNESCO's Role in the Resolution of Disputes on the Recovery of Cultural Property

M. Vicien-Milburn, UNESCO
A. García-Márquez, UNESCO
A. Fouchard Papaefstratiou, Lazareff Le Bars, Paris

Caveat Emptor: Pre Purchase Due Diligence Duties of U.S. Art Merchants for Transactions outside the Temporal Scope of the 1970 UNESCO Convention

P. Busco, Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna
F. Fontanelli, School of Law, University of Surrey

Improving the Principle of Cooperation against Illegal Movement of Cultural Property

S. Urbinati, School of Law of the University of Milano-Bicocca

Dutch Heritage Institutions, Return-Practice and Return-Potential

J. van Beurden, VU University Amsterdam

Alternatives to the "Legitimate Ownership" of Art Heritage

B.S. Frey, Department of Economics, University of Zürich

Museums and the Dilemmas of Deaccessioning

R.K. Paterson, University of British Columbia, Faculty of Law

Art on Loan: The Role of Immunity in Dispute Resolution

C. Forrest, T.C. Beirne School of Law, University of Queensland

Rubin Redux: Rights Balancing in Cultural Heritage Litigation

S.I. Strong, Center for the Study of Dispute Resolution, University of Missouri School of Law

Protection of Cultural Heritage and Immunity from Execution: What is the Relationship?

T. Russo, School of Law, University of Salerno