A Comparative Study on Cultural Property Law in Five Foreign Countries
Date:2021/04/03 15:22:43
Title: A Comparative Study on Cultural Property Law in Five Foreign Countries
Editors: Wang Yunxia, Hu Shanchen
Publishing House: Cultural Relics Press
Brief Introduction:
A Comparative Study on Cultural Property law in Five Foreign Countries is the main achievement of the research project “the comprehensive study of Legal System of Foreign Cultural Relics” entrusted by National Cultural Heritage Administration. The book systematically expounds the formation, development and legal origin of the legal systems of tangible cultural heritage in United Kingdom, United States of America, France, Italy and Japan. The book comprehensively introduces the representative legal systems on cultural property protection of these countries,including legal protection of both immovable and movable cultural heritage.
Contents:
Preface
Chapter I Overview of the cultural property laws in five foreign countries
Section 1: A brief introduction of the cultural property law in United Kingdom
Section 2: A brief introduction of the cultural property law in United States of America
Section 3: A brief introduction of the cultural property law in France
Section 4: A brief introduction of the cultural property law in Italy
Section 5: A brief introduction of the cultural property law in Japan
Section 6: Comparison of the characteristics of cultural property laws of five foreign countries
Chapter II Protection institutions
Section 1: Administrative organs
Section 2: Professional consulting institutions
Section 3: Research and educational institutions
Section 4: Fund management and fundraising institutions
Chapter III Protection of immovable cultural relics
Section 1: Concept and form of immovable cultural relics
Section 2: Principles of protection
Section 3: Protective measures
Section 4: Protection planning
Section 5: Definition of ownership
Section 6 Compensation system for cultural relics protection
Chapter IV Archaeological excavation
Section 1: Archaeological management system
Section 2: Archaeological institutions and archaeological personnel
Section 3: Norms for archaeological activities
Section 4: Protection and management of archaeological resources
Section 5: Underwater archaeology and protection of underwater cultural heritage
Chapter V Protection of movable cultural relics
Section 1: Categories and protection measures of movable cultural relics
Section 2: Disputes over ownership
Section 3: Trading regulations
Section 4: Entry and exit administration
Chapter VI Rational utilization of cultural property
Section 1: Institutions for preservation, display and management of cultural relics
Section 2: Scope, methods and limits of open utilization
Section 3: Entrustment of cultural relics
Section 4: Incentive system for rational utilization of cultural relics
Chapter VII Public participation
Section 1: Development of the practice and concept of public participation in cultural relic protection
Section 2: Legal basis and guarantee of public participation
Section 3: Forms and paths of participation
Section 4: Functions of social organizations for cultural relics protection
Chapter VIII Recovery and return of lost cultural relics
Section 1: The emergence of problems and the establishment of relevant rules of international law
Section 2: Intereuropean regulations and legal measures of member states
Section 3: Issues on the return of aboriginal cultural relics
Section 4: Main avenues of recourse for cultural relics and the hindering factors
Comparison table of foreign words
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