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Restitution From A Global Perspective : Memory, Identity and Politics (Paperback)

List of figures; Preface; List of Contributors; 1. Reflections on the current status of restitution of heritage properties in the world: introduction to the global perspective; 2. Repatriating African Ancestral Remains: Restoring Justice and the Imperative of Reparations; 3. The Expatriation and Restitution Matrix: A Dilemma for the Reacquisition of Heritage by African Countries; 4. Restitution: The Case of South Africa; 5. Southern Africa and the Restitution of Cultural Property: Are we there yet?; 6. Heritage Appropriation and Restitution: Colonial Violence, Memory, Community Responses and the Politics of Return in Postcolonial Kenya; 7. The International Return of Vigango to the Mijikenda of Coastal Kenya; 8. Politics of Remaking Repatriated Cultural Objects into National Heritage Assets at the Uganda National Museum; 9. Cultural Heritage Restitution to Ethiopia: Historical Precedents and Recent Developments; 10. To Return to One’s Own Country: Digital Reproduction and Repatriation, Nigeria; 11. From European Reserves to African Reserves: Exploring the Usefulness of the Repatriated Artifacts; 12. Positioning Demuseumification as an enabler for the Decolonisation and Transformation of Museums and Heritage Management in South Africa; 13. Displaced, Sold, and Displayed: Working Toward New Practices within African Ancestral Remains Retention in the UK; 14. “The Conch echo”, Metaphor of a Transoceanic Africa and New Paradigm for Museums; 15. Cooperation between South and North Korea in the Repatriation of Ccultural Hheritage; 16. A Late Arrival: Confronting Nordic Colonialism and reconsidering research ethics in the Care of Human Remains in Swedish Museums; 17. From Restitution to Resilience: Museums, M?ori Communities, and the Future of Restitution; 18. Understanding Success: Indigenous concepts and measures of success in repatriation and reconciliation processes, an international survey of literature and initiatives; 19. Repatriation, healing and wellbeing:...


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