Try searching Academic Search Complete and/or Art Index. Criminal Justice Abstracts and/or Historical Abstracts might also yield articles as well as Anthro Source.
The following subject terms and keywords work well in the databases: [Academic Search Complete, Art Index, Humanities Source, America History and Life are suggested]
Archeological thefts
Antiquities and Theft
Antiquities AND law and legislation
Antiquities AND Crime
Antiquities and Destruction
Antiquities and Terrorism
Cultural Property
Collectors and Law and legislation
Antiquities and Export and Import
Antiquities and Ethical aspects
Antiquities smuggling
Vlasic, M. V., & Turku, H. (2016). Protecting Cultural Heritage as a Means for International Peace, Security and Stability: The Case of ISIS, Syria and Iraq. Vanderbilt Journal Of Transnational Law, 49(5), 1371-1416.
Ben Taub (December 2015) The Real Value of the ISIS Antiquities Trade. The New Yorker.
Margaret Brennen (September 29, 2015) ISIS relying on Smuggling Antiquities to Fund Terror. CBS News
Rachael Shabi (July 3,. 2015) Looted in Syria – and sold in London: the British antiques shops dealing in artefacts smuggled by ISIS. The Guardian Newspaper
These Journals focus on Antiquities and Cultural Heritage
Art, Antiquities & Law Journal
Culture Management / Zarządzanie w Kulturze (Poland) available to John Jay users
The International Journal of Cultural Property available to John Jay Users
International journal of cultural policy available to John Jay users
Journal of Cultural Heritage Law
Políticas culturais em revista (Brazil) available to John Jay users
The World Heritage Newsletter (UNESCO) published 1993-2005
World Heritage Review (UNESCO)
Try searching Antiquities AND law and legislation in Academic Search Complete for law reviews on this topic.
Here are a few recent articles:
Akhtar, Z. (2012). Theft in Babylon: Repatriation and International Law. Art, Antiquity & Law, 17(4), 325-346.
Alderman, K. L., & Dahm, C. S. (2014). National Treasure: A Comparative Analysis of Domestic Laws Criminalizing Illicit Excavation and Exportation of Archaeological Objects. Mercer Law Review, 65(2), 431-465.
Gerstenblith, P. p. (2012). 2011 Cultural heritage legal summary. Journal Of Field Archaeology, 37(4), 330-335.
Kaye, L. M. (1998) “Art Wars: The Repatriation Battle,” Journal of International Law and Politics , p. 79.
Kersel, M. M. (2008). A Focus on the Demand Side of the Antiquities Equation. Near Eastern Archaeology, 71(4), 230-233.
Mackenzie, S. M. (2005). DIG A BIT DEEPER: Law, Regulation and the Illicit Antiquities Market. British Journal Of Criminology, 45(3), 249-268. doi:10. 1093/bjc/azhO99
Palmer, N. (2012). CASTING A LAMP ON DUE DILIGENCE. Art, Antiquity & Law, 17(2), 169-16.
Thompson, Erin L. (2015) "But We Didn't Steal It:" Collectors' Justifications for Purchasing Looted Antiquities. Journal of Art Crime 13, p59-67.
Tseng, M. (2015). The Executive & the Environment: An Examination of the Antiquities Act from 1929-2000 in the United States. Journal Of Asia Pacific Studies, 4(1), 6-22.
Journals and Annuals
The Yearbook of Cultural Heritage is published by Left Coast Press on behalf of the LCCHP