Researching a Rigged Game: Digital Approaches to Tracing the Illicit Trade in Cultural Objects edited by Emiline Smith, Summer Austin.

Introduction
Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) for Researchers and Practitioners
The Power of Quantifying Open Sources to Create Robust and Reliable Cultural Heritage Data
From Open-access Spatial Data to Building a Typology of Looting Pits and Trends in Arid and Semi-arid Landscapes
RITHMS Digital Platform: Social Network Analysis for Intelligence-Led Policing of Cultural Heritage Crime
Detecting Deception in the Art Trade: A Computational Approach to Uncertainty, Unreliability, Anonymity and Red Flag Names
Looking across collections: ethical challenges and considerations of using museum collection data to conduct provenance research at scale
Cataloguing Authenticity: Exploring Collection Engagement with Forged Papyri through Online Catalogues
Filling in the Blanks: The Use of Digitised Historical Newspapers to Contextualise Auction Data
A Discipline That Sat On Its Treasures, But Didn't See Them: Leveraging Online Auction Data for Design Historical Research
Beyond the Streetlight: What the Reporting of the British Museum Thefts Reveals About the Antiquities trade - and What It Doesn't
From Policy to Practice: Analyzing the Impact of Cultural Property Policies in Combating Antiquities Trafficking in the United States.