Thesis Abstract

<p> This project aims to explore the legal and ethical dimensions of cultural heritage repatriation and restitution. It will delve into the complexities surrounding the return of cultural artifacts and human remains to their places of origin, addressing the legal frameworks, ethical considerations, and societal impacts of repatriation efforts. By examining case studies and international policies, the study seeks to provide insights into the multifaceted nature of cultural heritage repatriation and its implications for global cultural heritage preservation and ethical stewardship. <br></p>

Thesis Overview

<p> </p><div>The repatriation and restitution of cultural heritage items have become pivotal issues in the realm of cultural heritage preservation, raising profound legal, ethical, and social considerations. This project seeks to provide a comprehensive analysis of the legal and ethical implications of cultural heritage repatriation and restitution, aiming to shed light on the multifaceted nature of this critical field.</div><div>The introduction will provide an overview of the intricate relationship between cultural heritage repatriation, restitution, and the legal and ethical frameworks governing the return of cultural artifacts and human remains. It will emphasize the significance of the study in addressing the complex challenges and opportunities posed by the interaction of legal regulations and ethical considerations in cultural heritage governance. The introduction will outline the objectives, scope, and methodology employed in the research, setting the stage for the subsequent chapters by highlighting the need to understand the legal, ethical, and societal dimensions of cultural heritage repatriation and restitution within the context of global cultural heritage preservation and ethical stewardship.</div> <br><p></p>