Despite being the estimated third highest-grossing criminal trade worldwide, behind only drugs and arms, according to the US Department of Justice, Scotland Yard, the Carabinieri, and other notable sources, art crime has been largely overlooked as a field of study.
Noah Charney on Art Crimes and Art Historical Mysteries.
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Sergio,
I thought you might be interested in the following response to “Why Art Crime Has Gone Understudied”: http://arttheftcentral.blogspot.com/2011/10/has-art-crime-been-understudied.html
Best,
Mark Durney