Heritage Crime

1. Introduction
Suzie Thomas, Louise Grove

Section I. Heritage Crime around the World

2. A South African Study on the Interface between the Legal and Illegal Trade in Heritage Items
Bernadine Benson, Henri Fouché

3. Archaeological Heritage in Peru: Definitions, Perceptions and Imperceptions
Henry Tantaleán

4. Forestry as a Heritage Crime: Finland
Vesa Laulumaa

5. Archaeological Heritage Crimes in Romania and Moldova: A Comparative View
Sergiu Musteaţă

6. Threats to Cultural Heritage in the Cyprus Conflict
Sam Hardy

Section II. Tackling Heritage Crime

7. A Situational Approach to Heritage Crime Prevention
Louise Grove, Ken Pease

8. Understanding and Preventing Lead Theft from Churches: A Script Analysis
Victoria Price, Aiden Sidebottom, Nick Tilley

9. Understanding and Attitudes — Heritage Crime in Norway
Brian Kristian Wennberg

10. Developing Policy on Heritage Crime in Southern Africa
Helene Vollgraaff

11. Improving the Treatment of Heritage Crime in Criminal Proceedings: Towards a Better Understanding of the Impact of Heritage Offences
Carolyn Shelbourn

12. The Global Trade in Illicit Antiquities: Some New Directions?
Kenneth Polk

13. What’s the Future for Heritage Crime Research?
Louise Grove, Suzie Thomas

Nyckelord: Cultural and Media Studies, Arts, Crime and Society, Cultural History, Criminology and Criminal Justice, general, Organized Crime, Archaeology