Editorial: Restitution, Repatriation, and Return in Latin America

Verónica Uribe Hanabergh

doi:10.1080/17561310.2026.2633833

June 24, 2026Art In Translation

Editorial: Restitution, Repatriation, and Return in Latin America

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The editorial aims to address the complexities of restitution and repatriation within the context of Latin American arts and culture.
Compilation of texts on restitution.
Analysis of the term's usage across disciplines like archaeology and curatorship.
Discussion on the implications for cultural heritage advisors.
Identified the term 'restitution' as complex and ambiguous.
Highlighted significant challenges faced by curators and scholars in applying restitution concepts.
Suggested need for clearer definitions and frameworks within cultural heritage discussions.

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Editorial explores challenges in defining restitution in the arts, highlighting implications for cultural heritage.

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Curating a compilation of texts on “restitution” in the arts presents significant challenges. First, the term itself remains elusive to scholars, curators, archaeologists, cultural heritage advisor...

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