Material culture in flux : law and policy of repatriation of cultural property

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General Note:	Cover title. "Special issue." "Consists ... of papers delivered at a conference held on 20 and 21 May 1994 at the Faculty of Law, University of British Columbia."--Page [1].
Bibliography, etc. Note:	Includes bibliographical references.
Formatted Contents Note:	pt. 1. Cultural protection: the story of a Saanich Bowl. Back from the brink: Canada's First Nations' right to preserve Canadian heritage / Diana Henry -- The Aboriginal right to cultural property / Patrick Walker, Clarine Ostrove -- New futures for the past: cooperation between First Nations and museums in Canada / Barbara J. Winter. pt. 2. Repatriation and protection of cultural property outside Canada. The new fiduciary duty of United States museums to repatriate cultural heritage: the Oregon experience / James A.R. Nafziger -- Aboriginal cultural heritage in Australia / Shelley E. Wright -- The Mataatua Declaration and the case of the Carved Meeting House Mataatua / H.M. Mead -- Museums can never own the remains of other people but they can care for them / Robin J. Watt -- The imperilment of cultural property in the People's Republic of China / J. David Murphy -- The Qikertarmiut and the scientist: fifty years of clashing world views / Gordon L. Pullar. pt. 3. Repatriation and protection of First Nations culture in Canada. The Potlatch Collection repatriation / Gloria Cranmer Webster.