Stolen Heritage

It is a well-known fact that organised crime has developed into an international network including very diverse actors – ranging from the simple ‘grave diggers’ to powerful and wealthy white-collar professionals – that adopt illegal practices like money laundering, fraud and forgery. This criminal s...

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Format:	Online
Language:	English
Published:	Fondazione Università Ca' Foscari 2024
Subjects:	Cyprus,Gianfranco Becchina,Circulation of cultural goods,Cultural heritage,Internal market,Reliefs,Organised Crime,Satellites,Organised crime,Archaeological remote sensing,Syria,Preservation,Cut-off date,Online journalism,Political violence,Feature extraction,Organised cultural property crime,Protection of archaeological heritage,Threat,Directive 2014/60/EU,UNESCO,Pattern recognition,J,German Cultural Property Act,Heritage,Change detection,Art market,Sentinel-2,Conflict antiquities,Cultural property,Social media,Louvre,Staatliche Museen Berlin,Art-crime,Vandalism,Apulian Vases,Trapezophoros,Turkey,Funerary portraits,Iraq,Illicit trade,United Kingdom,European Association of Archaeologists,Information,Giacomo Medici,Resolution,COSMO-SkyMed,Palmyra,Paul Getty,Narcotics trafficking,Brexit,Antiquities trafficking,Google Earth,Looting,Regulation (EU) 2019/880,Unidroit 1995 Convention,Synthetic Aperture Radar,Germany,Cross-media
Online Access:	ONIX_20240222_9788869695179_207
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