The Long Way Home: The Meaning and Values of Repatriation (Museums and Collections)
by Paul Turnbull, Michael Pickering
A scholarly exploration of repatriation in museums, addressing ethical, legal, and cultural questions around returning objects to their communities of origin.
About This Book
This volume examines the complex issues surrounding the return of cultural objects held in museums to their source communities.
Contributors discuss ethical frameworks, legal considerations, and the evolving role of museums in addressing historical injustices.
The book draws on case studies and policy analysis to illuminate current debates in cultural heritage management.
Readers gain insight into how repatriation practices intersect with questions of identity, ownership, and historical responsibility.
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