How Does Russia Exploit History and Cultural Heritage for Information Warfare? Recommendations for NATO
Daniel Shultz and Christopher Jasparro make recommendations for NATO to combat Russian information warfare.
How can cultural heritage threatened by globalization and environmental destruction be protected? Looking to the crimes against humanity of deportation or forcible transfer as a potential legal remedy.
Haydee Dijkstal examines a potential legal remedy to help victims seek justice.
Following the UK’s Repeal of the EU Import Regulation in Great Britain, will Northern Ireland become a gateway to Europe for illicit cultural property? Recommendations for the UK to mitigate this risk and seize the opportunity to strike the right balance.
Fionnuala Rogers makes recommendations for British government to close a gateway for illicit cultural property.
How Can We Advance The Cause of Protecting Cultural Heritage and Antiquities? Leverage Public Awareness Campaigns
Claire Buchan Parker explores ways in which public awareness campaigns have been used to advance the protection of human life, endangered species, and antiquities, and offers suggestions for how NGOs, individuals, and other interested parties can advance the cause of protecting cultural heritage and antiquities.
Can the Cultural Property Market Ever Be a Legitimate Market? With Multilateral Export Control Regimes, It Can.
Sam Greene advocates for preventing the illicit trade by fortifying the legitimate trade through the use of a Multilateral Export Control Regime (MECR).
How Will Climate Change Affect Cultural Heritage? Recommendations for Mitigating Risks
Terry Townshend builds on recent developments by examining the climate change-related risks facing cultural World Heritage Sites and makes recommendations for how to assess and mitigate those risks.