Pietro Franzina (Univ. of Ferrara - Law) has published
The External Dimension of EU Private International Law After Opinion 1/13 (Intersentia 2017). Contents include:
- Marise Cremona, Opinions 1/13 and 2/13 and EU External Relations Law
- Serena Forlati, Between Mutual Trust and Respect for Fundamental Rights – Judicial Cooperation in Civil Matters and the European Convention on Human Rights After Opinion 2/13
- Paul Beaumont, A Critical Analysis of the Judicial Activism of the Court of Justice of the European Union in Opinion 1/13
- Giorgio Gaja, The Implications of the European Union’s Exclusive Competence with Regard to the Child Abduction Convention
- Karen Vandekerckhove, Consequences of Opinion 1/13 on the Acceptance in the EU of Accessions to the Hague Child Abduction Convention
- Chiara E. Tuo, International Agreements on Private International Law Matters Not Covered by EU Legislation – Which Test Should Be Adopted to Assess the Competence of the EU?
- Alex Mills, EU External Relations and Private International Law: Multilateralism, Plurilateralism, Bilateralism, or Unilateralism?
- Alessandra Zanobetti, EU Cooperation in Civil Matters and Multilevel Unification of Private International Law: Some Remarks
- Chris Thomale, The Lugano Model – Cooperative Enhancement Over Enhanced Cooperation
- Jan-Jaap Kuipers, Regulations (EC) Nos 662/2009 and 664/2009: Can Exclusivity Be Successfully Reconciled with Flexibility?
- Pietro Franzina, The Interplay of EU Legislation and International Developments in Private International Law
- Fabrizio Marongiu Buonaiuti, Jurisdiction Under the EU Succession Regulation and Relationships with Third Countries
