Who Owns Objects?: The Ethics and Politics of Collecting Cultural Artefacts

Exploring the ethics and politics of cultural object ownership, this book features diverse perspectives from archaeologists, museum curators, antiquities dealers, and legislators. Originating from lectures and workshops in Oxford, it presents a unique blend of opinions that challenge conventional boundaries between academia and the antiquities market. By fostering dialogue among typically disparate groups, the work aims to stimulate critical thinking and debate on the complex issues surrounding cultural heritage and ownership rights.