PART I: SETTING THE CONTEXT.- 1. Art Crime: Exposing a Panoply of Theft, Fraud and Plunder; Duncan Chappell and Saskia Hufnagel.- 2. One Looter, Two Looters, Three Looters... The Discipline of Cultural Heritage Crime within Criminology and its Inherent Measurement Problems; Marc Balcells.- 3. Art Crime Literature: A General Overview; Vicki Oliveri.- 4. The Antiquities Licit-Illicit Interface; Blythe Bowman.- 5. INTERPOL and International Trends and Developments in The Fight Against Cultural Property Crime; Saskia Hufnagel.- PART II: ART THEFT.- 6. Art Theft: An Examination of its Various Forms; Duncan Chappell and Kenneth Polk.- 7. Unsolved Art Thefts; Vicki Oliveri.- 8. "Purely Bent on Mischief" Theft From Australian Museums 1870s-1950s; Maryanne Mccubbin.- 9. Protecting Works of Art From Theft; Declan Garrett.- 10. Regional Overviews of The Policing of Art Crime in The European Union; Naomi Oosterman.- 11. Recovering Stolen Art Works: A Practical Approach; James Ratcliffe.- 12. Insurance Challenges and Art Crime; Dorit Straus.- 13. Statutes of Limitation and Other Legal Challenges to The Recovery of Stolen Art; Patty Gerstenblith.- PART III: ART FRAUD AND FORGERY.- 14. Profiling Art Forgers; Noah Charney.- 15. Examining Art Fraud; Kenneth Polk and Duncan Chappell.- 16. Case Study 1. Beltracchi and The History of Art Fraud in Germany; Saskia Hufnagel.- 17. Case Study 2. The Knoedler Art Forgery Network; Derek Fincham.- 18. Case Study 3. A Perspective from The Fakery Frontline: An Interview with an Art Forger; Duncan Chappell and Saskia Hufnagel.- 19. Unmasking Art Forgery: Scientific Approaches; Robyn Sloggett.- PART IV: ART PLUNDER.- 20. Plunder and Looting: Some Historical Reminders; Valerie Higgins.- 21. The Criminal Organization of The Transnational Trade in Cultural Objects: Two Case Studies; Neil Brodie.- 22. The Kapoor Case Including The Stolen Shiva; Michaela Boland.- 23. Cultural Heritage Offences in Latin America: Textile Traffickers, Mummy Mailers, Silver Smugglers, and Virgin Vandals; Donna Yates.- 24. Cultural Heritage Offences: A View From Asia; Stefan Gruber.- 25. Bones of Contention: The Online Trade in Archaeological, Ethnographic, and Anatomical Human Remains on Social Media; Damien Huffer, Duncan Chappell, Nathan Charlton and Brian Spatola.- 26. Forging Antiquities: The Case of Papyrus Fakes; Malcolm Choat.- 27. Case Study 4. The Gurlitt Collection And Nazi Looted Art; Saskia Hufnagel And Duncan Chappell.- 28. Blue Shield Protection of Cultural Property: A Perspective From The Field; Laurie Rush.- 29. Iconoclasm - Religious and Political Motivations For Destroying Art; Sam Hardy.- 30. Iconoclasm and Cultural Heritage Destruction During Contemporary Armed Conflicts; Joris D Kila.- 31. Protecting and Preserving Underwater Cultural Heritage in Southeast Asia; Natali Pearson.- 32. The Development of The Heritage Crime Programme in England; Mark Harrison, Mark Dunkley and Alison James.- 33. The International Politics of Cultural Heritage Crime in Cambodia: Past, Present and Future; Tess Davis and Simon Mckenzie.- 34. Preventing Illicit Trafficking of Cultural Objects: A Supply Chain Perspective; Maryia Polner.- PART V: SOME ETHICAL AND ALLIED CHALLENGES.- 35. The Return of Looted Objects to Their Countries of Origin: The Case For Change; David Gill.- 36. Illicit Antiquities in American Museums: Diversity in Ethical Standards; Christos Tsirogiannis.- 37. White-Collar Crime, Organised Crime and The Challenges of Doing Research on Art Crime; Simon Mckenzie.- 38. In Vacuums of Law We Find: Outsider Poiesis in Street Art And Graffiti; Lucy Finchett-Maddock.- 39. Taking Culture and The Balancing Act of Power; John Kerr