Abstract

This concluding chapter discusses the future possibility concerning the trade in cultural objects. It explores the informing and defining multilateral efforts for protecting cultural objects by considering societal context, public international law context, and international cultural heritage law. The definition of cultural objects lies in the duality in international cultural heritage law captured in the language of cultural heritage and cultural property. The chapter acknowledges how recent developments in specialist areas of public international law are informing multilateral efforts to address the illicit trade in cultural objects. It also tackles the implications of UNESCO’s integration of the sustainable development goals for the 1970 UNESCO and 1995 UNIDROIT Conventions.

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