Journal of Art Crime

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Since its launch in Spring 2009, the Journal of Art Crime has become the world’s only scholarly publication dedicated exclusively to this fascinating field. Published twice a year on a not-for-profit basis, each issue is carefully curated by founding editor Noah Charney alongside distinguished guest editors. Inside, readers will find a dynamic mix of peer-reviewed research articles and thought-provoking editorials, written by leading voices from ARCA as well as external experts who bring fresh perspectives from across the art world and beyond.

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Covering the latest in art and antiquities crime

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Annual subscriptions for the journal are available in eFormat and Print editions. For information on rates in your area please write to us at:

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Submitting an article for consideration

The Editorial Board of the Journal of Art Crime will consider a wide range of Art Crime and Cultural Heritage protection articles for publication, but especially academic papers, research reports, and reviews. In general, there is no particular house style, but all papers are expected to be appropriately annotated and referenced. While the substantive text of all items published will be in English, ARCA encourages authors to include original language articles where appropriate and as space allows. Manuscripts must be submitted in accordance with JAC submission guidelines and must be proofread prior to submission.

JAC Style Guidelines can be downloaded via the link below.

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Submission Inquiries should be addressed to:

editor (at) artcrimeresearch.org