Keywords
cultural objects
illegal exportation
UNIDROIT convention
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Abstract
The present study analyzes the Convention on stolen or illegally exported cultural objects, made in Rome, 24 June 1995 and elaborated by UNIDROIT. This Convention draws up a legal system to obtain the restitution of such goods by iniciative of the interested parts or the States, according to the cases, constructing a new “legal culture” on the legal treatment of the cultural goods in the international circuits of the art. The space reach of the Agreement makes a suitable instrument for the satisfactory regulation of the traffic of cultural goods beyond the European Union.
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