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Leslie Francis (Utah, Alfred C. Emery Professor of Law) and John G. Francis (Utah, Political Science) present Group Rights and Cultural Property: When Group Members Disagree
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Program Description:
NAGPRA and other efforts at repatriation of cultural property concentrate on returning objects of sacred and cultural significance to identified groups. NAGPRA anticipates the possibility that more than one group will assert claims to cultural objects. NAGPRA does not, however, anticipate the likely possibility of intra-group disagreement. In our talk, we address this question. We argue while intra-group disagreement is largely a matter to be resolved within the group, considerations of fair group procedures also need to be addressed. [Note: the final five minutes of the post-lecture question and answer session were not recorded due to technical difficulties]
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