A treasure island easy to plunder

Article Abstract:

UK Minister for the Arts Mark Fisher is considering the granting of export licences for three works of art but is in the meantime hoping that British buyers will match the prices offered by foreign buyers. Art objects that are of exceptional scholarly, aesthetic or historical importance may not initially be granted an export licence on the recommendation of the Reviewing Committee on the Export of Works of Art. The licence will be granted if no British buyer is found, however. Sellers may lose money through such deferrals.

United Kingdom, International trade, Social policy, Art, Export controls

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Will Halifax also be 'big' for people in 54 states?

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the fourteenth tri-anual meeting of the education ministers of the Commonwealth countries in Halifax, Nova Scotia, are discussed. Particular emphasis is given to the impact of the meetings on the inter-relationships and the quality of the Commonwealth education systems.

Conferences, meetings and seminars, International aspects, Education, Education, Higher, Higher education, Nova Scotia, Conferences and conventions, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Commonwealth of Nations

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