The latest volume of the
Yearbook of Private International Law (Vol. 13, 2011) is out. Contents include:
- Doctrine
- Stefania Bariatti,
Multiple Nationalities and EU Private International Law –
Many Questions and Some Tentative Answers
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George A. Bermann,
Parallel Litigation: Is Convergence Possible?
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Patrick Kinsch,
Private International Law Topics Before the
European Court of Human Rights –
Selected Judgments and Decisions (2010-2011)
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Jonathan Hill,
The Powers of the English Court to Support an Arbitration in
“Foreign Seat” and “No Seat” Cases
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Christa Roodt,
Border Skirmishes between Courts and Arbitral Tribunals in the EU:
Finality in Conflicts of Competence
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Koji Takahashi,
Conflict of Laws in Emissions Trading
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Thomas Kadner Graziano,
The CISG Before the Courts of Non-Contracting States?
Take Foreign Sales Law as You Find It
- European Family Private International Law
- Cristina González Beilfuss,
The Proposal for a Council Regulation on the
Property Consequences of Registered Partnerships
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Ilaria Viarengo,
The EU Proposal on Matrimonial Property Regimes –
Some General Remarks
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Andrea Bonomi,
The Interaction among the Future EU Instruments on Matrimonial
Property, Registered Partnerships and Successions
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Beatriz Campuzano Díaz,
The Coordination of the EU Regulations on Divorce and Legal Separation
with the Proposal on Matrimonial Property Regimes
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Simone Marinai,
Matrimonial Matters and the Harmonization of Conflict of Laws:
A Way to Reduce the Role of Public Policy as a Ground for
Non-Recognition of Judgments
The latest volume of the Yearbook of Private International Law (Vol. 13, 2011) is out. Contents include:
