Introduction to part I / Noah Charney
The beltracchi affair: a comment and further reflections on the "most spectacular" German art forgery case in recent times / Saskia Hufnagel and Duncan Chappell
On "in praise of forgery" / Blake Gopnik
Connoisseurship all the way down: art authentication, forgery, fingerprint identification, expert knowledge / Simon A. Cole
The police investigation of art fraud / Vernon Rapley
The grape war of China: wine fraud and how science is fighting back / Toby Bull
Fingerprinting objects for the control of illegal traficking / William Wei
Introduction to part II / Noah Charney
The theft, recovery and forensic investigation of Leonardo da Vinci's Madonna of the Yarnwinder / Martin Kemp
Trying to recover two Francesco Guardi Capricci stolen from Russborough, county Wicklow, in 1986 / Charles Hill
The role of the police in the coproduction of art security in London / John Kerr
Thieves of Bagdad: and the terrorists they finance / Colonel Matthew Bogdanos
Looting of antiquities: tearing the fabric of civil society / Laurie W. Rush
The return of iconoclasm: babarian ideaology and destruction by ISIS as a challenge for modern culture, not only for Islam / Francesco Rutelli
Introduction to part III / Noah Charney
Looting and passion of Greek vases from Etruria and Magna Graecia: the birth of the great collections / Stefano Alessandrini
Aramaic incantation bowls in war and in peace / Neil Brodie
Temple looting in Cambodia: anatomy of a a statue trafficking network / Simon Mackenzie and Tess Davis
Something is confidential in the state of Christie's / Christos Tsirogiannis
Polaroids from the Medici Dossier: continued sightings on the market / David W.J. Gill and Christos Tsirogiannis
Illicit trafficking and destruction of cultural property in Africa: a continent at a crossroads / George Abungu
Antiquities crime as a policy problem / Lawrence Rothfield
Introduction to part IV / Noah Charney
Nazi-looted art from Kyiv destroyed in East Prussia - new hope for more survivors? / Patricia Kennedy Grimsted
Surviving war and peace: the long road to recovering the Malevich paintings / Howard N. Spiegler
What is due dilligence? Making the case for a more responsible art market? / Christopher A. Marinello and Jerome Hasler
Outline of the benefits coming from a national prosecution service in cultural heritage protection / Paolo Giorgio Ferri
A permanent international art crime tribunal? / Judge Arthur Tompkins
Getting governments to cooperate against looting: insights from the American and British experience / Asif Efrat.