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Book SynopsisIntroduction.- Part I: Protection of Cultural Property in National Laws and International Conventions.- An Examination of the Preservation of Submerged Archaeological Sites: Legal Frameworks, Archaeological Research Methodologies, and the Site Management Strategies.- Cultural Property in Private International Law: An Overall Assessment.- Part II: Protecting Cultural Heritage through Intellectual Property Mechanisms.- Cultural Assets in Terms of Copyright Law with Special Reference to the Right of First Publication for Archaeological Excavation Findings.- Part III: Protection of Cultural Property through Administrative and Criminal Law.- The Administrative Structure Regarding the Conservation of Cultural Assets in Türkiye.- A General Overview of Crimes Regulated In the Law No. 2863 on the Conservation of Cultural and Natural Property.- Part IV: Protection of Cultural Property under WTO Framework.- Trade Measures Taken for the Protection of National Treasures of Artistic, Historic or Archaeological Value Under Article XX(F) of the GATT 1994.- Part V: Special Mechanisms for the Restitution of Nazi-Looted Cultural Property.- UK Spoliation Advisory Panel.- Commissions for the Restitution of Cultural Property Looted During World War II in the Light of the French CIVS.- Part VI: Techniques for Provenance Research, Detecting Fakes, and Combating Forgeries in Cultural Property.- Nuclear and Analytical Analysis Techniques that Primarily Used to Characterization of Ancient and Historical Materials.- Part VII: Protecting Cultural Property from Climate Change and Natural Disasters.- Global Climate Change and Challenges that They Present For the Cultural Heritage with Particular Reference to Türkiye.- Devastating Earthquakes Strike 11 Cities in Türkiye and Endangering the Nation’s Rich Cultural Heritage.- Part VIII: Lessons in Cultural Protection: Insights from Turkey and Slovenia – A Contrast of Scale and Heritage.- Report the Comparison of Turkish and Slovenian Laws on Cultural Property: International Treaties, Administrative Structures, and Dispute Resolution Mechanisms.
