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De-fetishizing restitutions! On the Ethical Stakes of Restitutions Debate
This article discusses the ethical contours of the restitutions debate. It questions the validity of the concept of restitution. Korassi Téwéché argues that the ultimate subject of restitutions is the being of the artist and his rights.
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