Repatriation

from so it would never completely die out. The main reason to me, that Britain does not want anything to do with repatriation, is that then they would need to return many trophies of war and collecting from when they were an empire. Which would include may prized artifacts like the Elgin Marbles. Which would more than likely need to be returned to Greece. Yes, I understand repatriation mainly applies to remains and grave good but if it was implement in Britain many cultures who want their…

NAGPRA’s definition of museum and receives federal funds including universities, state or local governments, libraries, state historic preservation offices, community colleges, small historic houses, and local parks are required to participate in the repatriation…

In times of war or disaster, citizens often flee their home country in search of a safe haven in another. Such individuals have been termed “refugees.” More specifically, as defined by the 1951 Convention and Protocol Relating to the Status of Refugees, a refugee is a person who “is outside of the country of his nationality, and is unable to, or [because of] fear, is unwilling to avail himself of the protection of that country” (Convention and Protocol Relating to the Status of Refugees). In…

Being said, I propose that neither an emphasis on its artistic merits nor its historic significance can be fully comprehended without a discussion of the looted objects that are still circulating in the global art scene and constantly triggering diplomatic tension and museological debates. The looted artifacts are physical proofs of Yuan Ming Yuan’s awe-inspiring achievement in the world’s art history, as well as the material manifestation of the power imbalance between China and the western…

Research by (Enderwick & Hodgson, 1993) states that none of the surveyed organisations conducted official repatriation plans for expatriates upon their return from overseas assignments. “The majority of respondents felt that no such programmes were simply necessary.” Black, (1990) discovered that more than 60 per cent of expatriate managers experience major reverse…

But, the cheap labor force also brought opportunities of liberation for women because the formal labor contracts brought them a newfound independence. The custody and repatriation law was an administrative procedure. Under its regulations, if did not have a residency permit, they would be either detained in a custody and repatriation center, or sent home. This made it almost impossible for one to not break the law because, “China’s floating workers show up in the city and hope for the best, but…

years to achieve the human rights contained in the repatriation laws” (198) only to have them taken back. Harjo attempts to appeal to Native Americans and Non-native Americans who find the situation unfair to them. Harjo forms a sense of sympathy from her readers by giving them a chance to put their self in the predicament of her race. Along with her showing what she and other Natives Americans went through to get those human rights in the repatriation laws, she illustrates how language and…

With the increase in globalization, business managers working in companies that have a global presence are finding themselves with opportunities of working in various different countries. This possess a challenge of training and development of these employees as they adjust to the new cultures that they find themselves in. Cross Cultural training programs enhance the competencies required for these assignments. Theories such as Hofstede’s cultural dimension theory have also been analyzed to…

Many of the refugees when arrived in China have to hide themselves from detection by the Chinese authorities. If arrested by the Chinese authorities, the refugee could face repatriation back to their own country and could possibly face harsh punishment by the authorities back home such as execution and forced labor. During interrogation, torture and beatings were used against the refugees by the Chinese authorities and there is…

remains was wrong because they believed that they were not Native American. The coalition of tribes claimed the Kennewick Man as their ancestor and fought for their burial rights, which should have been protected under the Native American Graves and Repatriation Act of 1990 (“NAGPRA”). The outcome of this lawsuit set a precedent of how future NAGPRA cases and highlighted the ongoing battle for American Indigenous rights, but crucial information about America’s past was…