01236nas a2200205   4500000000100000008004100001260001400042653001600056653000800072653002300080653002000103653001700123653002100140653001200161100001700173245011000190300001200300490000700312520071100319       2016                            d  cFall 201610aantiquities10aart10aHuba Wass de Czege10aHuman dimension10aLiddell Hart10amoral imperative10aSun Tzu1 aCharles Hill00aA Euro Border Guard and Hybrid Warfare. An Art Theft Perspective: Human Dimensions and a Moral Imperative  a111-1200 v153 a<p>Art theft, particularly the looting of works of art from antiquity, is an element of today’s terrorism. Stealing and looting art works, including theft by destruction, are ancient and continuing practices. To counter art theft, modern hybrid, multifaceted or multidimensional warfare requires innovation. Integrated with the human dimension in countering art theft, there is an enduring moral imperative to combat and contain the worst effects of looting and the theft of art through anti-terrorism work. The idea of a European Army may be better thought of and developed as a Euro Border Guard, a gendarmerie with anti-smuggling art and antiquities training, leaving NATO to continue its mission.</p>