The Right to Enjoy Cultural Assets

Our aim here involves studying the right to cultural enjoyment not from any strict constitutional law or civil law perspective but rather from a broader, multi-disciplinary stance that enables us to ascertain the actual content of this very important cultural right. This right has become densified through historical evolution and, quite naturally, underpinned by contributions from comparative law. In accordance, and furthermore noting the growing importance of Cultural Law, Cultural Heritage Law and Cultural Goods Law, we seek to deepen the study of the content and potential of certain cultural rights. In particular, it is time to analyse those rights that shall, in all likelihood, assume still greater importance and weighting in contemporary society.