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World cultural and natural heritage and its legal regulation
 Pivcová, Darja ; Stejskal, Vojtěch (advisor) ; Franková, Martina (referee)
SUMMARY: World cultural and natural heritage and its legal regulation Diploma thesis deals with legal regulation of world cultural and natural heritage that is incorporated in Convention Concerning the protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage adopted on 16 November 1972. The thesis consists of six chapters. Fundamental chapter is titled International legal sources of cultural and natural heritage protection and is divided into three parts: the first is about World Heritage Convention and the rest two parts deal with other conservation conventions focused on cultural or natural heritage. The third chapter is devoted to the question of international states responsibility for destruction of its own cultural heritage on the example of Bamiyan Buddha's, whose demolition was ordered by Taliban regime in 2001. The fourth chapter introduces main international organizations and institutions that support protection of world heritage. Relations between conservation of cultural and natural heritage and European Union are subject of fifth chapter. The last chapter deals with Czech legislation those implements obligations of international conservation conventions. Purpose of this diploma thesis is to find the answer to the question whether there is such effective legal regulation to protect and conserve...
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International law and protection of cultural heritage of humankind
 Pivcová, Darja ; Stejskal, Vojtěch (advisor) ; Žákovská, Karolina (referee)
SUMMARY: International law and protection of cultural heritage of humankind The thesis deals with international legal regulation of the cultural heritage of humankind. The aim of this thesis is to find the answer to the question whether there is any effective legal regulation capable of protection of cultural sites, objects and monuments against the destruction and devastation and of their conservation for future generations at the international level. It will be concluded that many conventions with different scopes of protection provide insufficient legal tools and therefore contain an ineffective enforcement mechanism. On the other hand the inconvenience also stems from the unwillingness of states to join those conventions that are stronger in their requirements. Eternal trouble seems to be financing as well. The thesis consists of seven chapters. Fundamental chapter is titled International legal sources of cultural heritage protection and is divided into thirteen sections, each section analyses particular cultural heritage convention. The third chapter describes most influential subjects of international law that operate in the field of cultural heritage protection such as UNESCO, ICOMOS etc. The fourth chapter introduces main legal principles that are commonly used in cultural heritage treaties. The...
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World cultural and natural heritage and its legal regulation
 Pivcová, Darja ; Stejskal, Vojtěch (advisor) ; Franková, Martina (referee)
SUMMARY: World cultural and natural heritage and its legal regulation Diploma thesis deals with legal regulation of world cultural and natural heritage that is incorporated in Convention Concerning the protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage adopted on 16 November 1972. The thesis consists of six chapters. Fundamental chapter is titled International legal sources of cultural and natural heritage protection and is divided into three parts: the first is about World Heritage Convention and the rest two parts deal with other conservation conventions focused on cultural or natural heritage. The third chapter is devoted to the question of international states responsibility for destruction of its own cultural heritage on the example of Bamiyan Buddha's, whose demolition was ordered by Taliban regime in 2001. The fourth chapter introduces main international organizations and institutions that support protection of world heritage. Relations between conservation of cultural and natural heritage and European Union are subject of fifth chapter. The last chapter deals with Czech legislation those implements obligations of international conservation conventions. Purpose of this diploma thesis is to find the answer to the question whether there is such effective legal regulation to protect and conserve...
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