Interested in art crime, antiquities trafficking, provenance, repatriation, or cultural property law? Sign up for the UNESCO Chair in Cultural Heritage and Emerging Crime Opportunities List for learning, conference, and work opportunities! anonymousswisscollector.com/opportunities

New Publication! "Variably Legal and Irregularly Regulated: Global Markets in Collectable Antiquities, Wildlife, and Fossils" by Annette Hübschle, Simon Mackenzie, and our chair, Donna Yates. In the exciting book "Variably Legal Markets Rethinking Markets and Crime"

Would you like to visit us to work on topics related to Cultural Heritage and Crime? The UNESCO Chair will host a funded Short Term Scientific Mission through COST Action Cultural Property Protection for All. Only members of the Action can apply so request to join here: www.cost.eu/actions/CA24...

Join our Chair at the International Symposium on "Cultural Property Protection: An enabler for cooperation in Europe, the Mediterranean and the Gulf region", 20–21 April, Nicosia, Cyprus. Details and Registration here:

A great opportunity to publish.

Call for Abstracts: “The Protection of Cultural Heritage in Europe: A Comparative Legal and Policy Agenda”, 14 May, Warsaw. This workshop is fully funded for selected attendees, but only members of the CPP4ALL Cost Action can attend. Sign up to join the action here: www.cost.eu/actions/CA24...

Join us at the REVITALISER Cultural Property Protection Summer School in Cyprus. Participants explore cutting-edge topics including remote aensing, AI-based analysis, criminological approaches to heritage crime. We can keep the fee low because it's subsidised by the EU revitaliser.eu/summer-schoo...

Cultural Property Protection for All offers Conference Support Grants for members. Grants up to 1000 EUR to present at a conference relate to CPP. The Chair is an active member of this network; if you aren't a member of this COST Network, request to join the Action here: www.cost.eu/actions/CA24...

New Publication: "Exploring Aspects of the Online Trade in Antiquities Through Snapshot Analysis" co-authored by @profdonnayates.blsky.social and Emily Peacock. ln the new Elgar Research Handbook on Art, Culture and Heritage Law www.e-elgar.com/shop/gbp/res...

Our visiting PhD Serena Sancataldo is speaking about her research on 1 April in Maastricht: "Preserving Collective Memory: The Case of Holocaust-era Documentary Heritage". Serena joins us from the UNESCO Chair in Business Integrity and Crime Prevention in Art and Antiquities Market buff.ly/CK5S4RS

@ProfDonnaYates.bsky.social has been appointed as the New UNESCO Chair in Cultural Heritage and Emerging Crime. Find out more: www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/news/donna-y... #Heritage #Archaeology #Criminology #UNESCO