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The research focuses on the return of illegally exported cultural objects and the restitution of stolen cultural objects according to International, European and National Law. The restitution of cultural objects is a complex law process because of the special nature of the items involved in comparison with the common commercial goods: they are unique and irreplaceable. It also addresses the private international law issues arising from both litigation and alternative dispute resolution proceedings. Finally, after critical evaluation of the current regulatory framework regarding the restitution of cultural objects, an amendment procedure based on the involvement of the recent jurisprudence (theory and case law) is proposed.
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