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"A major new history of how, between 1965 and 1985, African nations sought the restitution of works of art stolen during the colonial period, written by the most important and influential figure in the field"--

Cultural property --- Repatriation --- History --- Protection --- Activism. --- Africa. --- African Americans. --- African archaeology. --- African art. --- African diaspora. --- African independence movements. --- African sculpture. --- Algerian War. --- American imperialism. --- Anthropomorphism. --- Anti-Apartheid Movement. --- Back-to-Africa movement. --- Benin art. --- Black people. --- Botswana. --- Burundi. --- Civil war. --- Colonial war. --- Colonialism. --- Corruption. --- Country of origin. --- Criticism. --- Cultural Property (Japan). --- Cultural heritage. --- Cultural history. --- Cultural identity. --- Cultural property. --- Cultural rights. --- Culture war. --- Cynicism (philosophy). --- Decolonization. --- Defamiliarization. --- Duress. --- Environmental degradation. --- Ethnology. --- Expropriation. --- German East Africa. --- Global politics. --- Human trafficking. --- Imprisonment. --- Inferiority complex. --- Institution. --- International law. --- Investigative journalism. --- Ivory Coast. --- Looted art. --- Military occupation. --- Misinformation. --- Nigerian Civil War. --- Non-governmental organization. --- Oppression. --- Pan-Africanism. --- Perversion. --- Politics of Nigeria. --- Prejudice. --- Publication. --- Racism. --- Resentment. --- Restitution. --- Ridicule. --- Royal Museum for Central Africa. --- Scarcity. --- Self-criticism. --- Senegal. --- Sewage. --- Sex education. --- Slavery. --- Social movement. --- Tanzania. --- Terrorism. --- Third World. --- Trench warfare. --- UNESCO. --- War. --- Warfare. --- West Berlin. --- West Germany. --- Work of art. --- Year of Africa. --- ZDF. --- Zaire.