Reviews of Who Owns Antiquity?

Reviews of James Cuno's controversial Who Owns Antiquity? (Princeton University Press, 2008) are now beginning to appear. As I have nearly finished writing my own response for an academic journal, I have gathered these views for convenience. They include:

• Roger Atwood, "Insider: Guardians of Antiquity?", Archaeology 61, 4 (Jul / August 20080 [link]
  
• Christopher Chippindale, The Art Newspaper [link]
• Andrew Herrmann, "You Can't Have Your Stuff Back", Chicago Sun Times May 4, 2008 [Lootingmatters response]
• Deanna Isaacs, "Who Owns antiquity?", Chicagoreader.com June 5, 2008 [link]
  
• Madeline Nusser, "War of the World", Time Out Chicago 169, May 22-28, 2008 [link]
  
• Kwame Opoku, Afrikanet.info June 9, 2008 [link]
• Eric Ormsby, "Treasures on Trial", Wall Street Journal April 26, 2008 [link]
• Lee Rosenbaum, "Cuno Conundrum: Whose Law Is It, Anyway?", Culturegrrl, May 21, 2008 [link]
  
• Edward Rothstein, "Antiquities, the World is your Homeland", New York Times May 27, 2008 [link]
  
• Robin Simon, "Losing our Marbles?", New Statesman June 5, 2008 [link]
• "The Great Heritage War", The Economist June 12, 2008 [link]
• "Who owns antiquity? Local museums or experts' countries", IHT May 22, 2008 [link]
• Peter Stone, "Clinging on to their marbles", THE July 3, 2008 [link]
• Jonathan Keates, "Why the Elgin Marbles Should Stay", The Sunday Telegraph, July 6, 2008 [link]
• Ben Macintyre, "Let's all have tickets to the universal museum", Times online, July 10, 2008.
• Tiffany Jenkins, "Culture Knows No Political Borders", The Spectator, July 16, 2008. [link]
• Christian Tyler, "Who Owns Antiquity?", Financial Times, August 4, 2008 [link]
• Alan Behr, "A Humanist Plea for Free-ranging Antiquities", Culturekiosque, August 14, 2008 [link]
• Jerome M. Eisenberg, Minerva 19.4 (July / August 2008) [link]
• Mary Katherine Ascik, "National Treasures. Must the artifacts of culture be the property of states?", The Weekly Standard 13 / issue 46 (16 August 2008) [link]
• Charles Saumarez Smith, "National Trust", Literary Review (August 2008).
• Ingrid D. Rowland, "Found and Lost", The New Republic (September 24, 2008) [link]
• Roger Bland, "What's yours in mine", London Review of Books (November 6, 2008) [link]
• Colin Renfrew, Burlington Magazine 150 (November 2008) 768. [review]
• David W.J. Gill, American Journal of Archaeology 113.1 (2009). [review]
• Britt Peterson, "Tales from the Vitrine: Battles Over Stolen Antiquities", The Nation January 7, 2009 [= January 29, 2009 edition]. [review]
• Jenifer Neils, American Scientist April 26, 2009 [review]
• Irene Winter, The Art Bulletin  91, 4 (December 2009), 522-26 [link]

• Princeton University Press website with other reviews
  

Please let me know of other reviews so that they can be added here (leave a comment below).

• For my earlier comments on James Cuno's views on antiquities