Name: The Empty(ing) Museum: Why a 2001 Agreement between the United States and Italy is Ineffective in Balancing the Interests of the Source Nation with the Benefits of Museum Display （Katherine Jane Hurst）
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The Empty(ing) Museum: Why a 2001 Agreement between the United States and Italy is Ineffective in Balancing the Interests of the Source Nation with the Benefits of Museum Display
by Katherine Jane Hurst

Art, Antiquity and Law

Article | Vol 11, Issue 1, 2006

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The Empty(ing) Museum: Why a 2001 Agreement between the United States and Italy is Ineffective in Balancing the Interests of the Source Nation with the Benefits of Museum Display （Katherine Jane Hurst）

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