PhD defence Vanessa Tünsmeyer: "Repatriation of Sacred Indigenous Cultural Heritage and the Law – Lessons from the United States and Canada"
Vanessa Tünsmeyer's research examines how the repatriation of sacred indigenous cultural heritage to indigenous communities can be facilitated via the law. On the basis of the experiences made in the last three decades of repatriation in Canada and the United States the
research develops different repatriation models to aid legislators and museums. All of this is done against the backdrop of contemporary human rights law to help align museum and government practice with contemporary indigenous rights standards.
The PhD defence will take place in the aula of Maastricht University's main building, Minderbroedersberg 4-6 in Maastricht.
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