Tutela & Restauro – Monografie 1, Supplemento – The Italian Law of Cultural Heritage. A Dialogue with the United States

• Una nuova collana per la tutela / A new series for cultural heritage, Antonella Ranaldi
• Welcome remarks, Vittoria Barsotti, Ragini Gupta, Simonetta Brandolini d’Adda, Giuseppe Marseglia

SECTION 1 – Presentation and introductions

• Presentation, Giacomo Pailli
• Opening address, Alessandra De Luca
• Italia-USA: two legal systems in comparison, Andrea Pessina

SECTION 2 – History and principles

• The history of cultural heritage protection in Italy – Part I, Cristina Acidini
• The history of cultural heritage protection in Italy – Part II (The Code of Cultural Heritage), Jennifer Celani
• Right to culture, Paolo Liverani
• Intangible cultural heritage, Sarah Harding
• Linguistic diversity, disciplinary specificity. Some reflections from an art historical point of view, Marco M. Mascolo

SECTION 3 – Public and private in the promotion of cultural heritage

• Ecclesiastical cultural heritage: preservation and promotion , Timothy Verdon
• The public/private dialectic in the valorization of cultural heritage , Lorenzo Casini
• Private sponsoring of cultural heritage in Italy and the national and regional ‘Art Bonus’, Giuseppe Abatista

SECTION 4 – Protection and circulation of cultural heritage

• Frescos, funding, and the future: a partnership in mural preservation (San Francisco Museum of Modern Art case study), Adine Varah
• The international circulation of works of art: how and why to regulate it, Anna Pirri Valentini
• Repatriation of cultural heritage: the 1995 UNIDROIT Convention, Marina Schneider
• The perspective from the United States, Carl Brandon Strehlke

SECTION 5 – Digitalization of cultural heritage between preservation and promotion

• Images of ‘Italian’ cultural properties. Some thoughts on the Italian Code of Cultural Heritage Law’s articles 107 and 108 for an American audience, Felicia Caponigri
• Digitalization and access to cultural heritage from the Italian perspective. A focus on digital archives and collections, Lucrezia Palandri
• Technoheritage, Sonia Katyal
• Artistic, transformative, and commercial reproduction and reuse: an Italian perspective, Barbara Pasa

SECTION 6 – Conclusions

• The Jeffersonian model of U.S. cultural property law, Christopher Jon Sprigman
• Cultural property law: notes on how to conduct transatlantic dialogues, Michele Graziadei

APPENDIX – Glossary of terms and the program of the Conference

• Glossary of terms, Prepared by Jennifer Celani
• The program of the Conference

List of authors