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1. Introduction
2. Overview
3. Source countries
4. Temple distruction, Angkor Wat, Cambodia
5. Looters' holes at Phum Snay, Cambodia
6. Looting and harm
7. The market for antiquities
8. Extent of the trade
9. Case studies
10. Regulation at source
11. Why does regulation fail at source?
12. Market regulation
13. International conventions
14. Problems with the conventions
15. Codes of practice
16. Domestic legal controls in the market
17. The NSPA
18. The CPIA and customs
19. UK developments
20. Customs controls in market countries
21. The practices of the antiquities market
22. Bad apples and the grey market
23. Trafficking mechanisms
24. Case law
25. Media
26. Information from dealers
27. The internet
28. Corruption
29. Conclusion
30. References

Topics Covered

• Antiquities looting
• Effect on source countries
• Archaeological concerns
• International market
• Regulation at source and in the market
• International conventions
• Codes of practice
• Customs controls
• Laws in market countries prohibiting dealing in stolen property
• Transaction norms in the market
• The grey market
• Trafficking mechanisms
• Case law
• The internet
• Corruption

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Series:

• Combatting Transnational Crime

Categories:

• Global Business Management

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Publication History

• Published on November 3, 2008
• Archived on April 3, 2022