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Book submission process in the field of cultural heritage law

By March 11, 2025April 15th, 2025No Comments

This webinar occurred on Tuesday, 8 April 2025 at 4pm (Eastern US and Canada), 10pm (Paris time), and 9 April at 6am (Sydney)

As part of the early career researcher in cultural heritage law development series, the UNESCO Chair in International Law and Cultural Heritage hosted a panel discussion and Q&A on the submission process for academic monographs in the field of cultural heritage law and policy.

Presenters

  • Professor Ana Filipa Vrdoljak, UNESCO Chair in International Law and Cultural Property and General Editor of the OUP book series Cultural Heritage Law and Policy
  • Dr Robert Cavooris, International Law Editor, Oxford University Press

Participants may be interested in these resources from OUP for Early Career Researchers.

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