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CONVERGENCE AND DIVERGENCE IN PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW
Convergence and divergence in private international law : Liber Amicorum Kurt Siehr / [edited by] Katharina Boele-Woelki, Talia Einhorn, Daniel Girsberger, Symeon Symeonides.- [The Hague] : Eleven International Publishing, 2010.- 895p. ; 25 cm
ISBN 978-90-77596-93-7 (Encad.) : Compra
DIREITO INTERNACIONAL PRIVADO
Part I: General Aspects of Private International Law Law-Making. American vs. European Private International Law – The Case for a Model Conflict of Laws Act (MCLA) / Talia Einhorn. Comparative and International Law in the United States – Mixed Signals / Peter Hay. Connecting Factors and Internationality in Conflict of Laws and Transnational Commercial Law / Herbert Kronke. Democratic Values in the Choice-of-Law Process / Jim Nafziger. Keine Berührungsangst des Schweizerischen Bundesgerichts im Umgang mit Eingriffsnormen / Anton K. Schnyder. ‘Revolutionary ideas’ and the Swiss Statute on Private International / Law Frank Vischer. Renvoi in Japanese Private International Law / Jun Yokoyama. Part II: Family Relations and Succession. Protecting Children Against Detrimental Family Environments under the 1996 Hague Convention and the Brussels II bis Regulation / Katharina Boele-Woelki,Maarit Jantära-Jareborg. Choice-of-law Aspects of the Future EC Regulation in Matters of Succession – A First Glance at the Commission’s Proposal / Andrea Bonomi. The Necessary Flexibility in the Application of the New Instruments on Maintenance / Alegria Borras. Conflict of Laws of Divorce: Judicial Practice and Legislative Development of Taiwan / Rong-chwan Chen. Future Developments in International Family Law with Special Emphasis on Cross-border Child Protection: A View from The Hague / William Duncan. Der deutsche Nachlaßrichter und die amerikanische „tracing rule“ im Internationalen Ehegüterrecht – Eine Problemskizze / Erik Jayme. From Nationality to Habitual Residence: Some Brief Remarks on the Future EU Regulation on International Successions and Wills / Peter Kindler. Recognition in the Forum of a Status Acquired Abroad – Private International Law Rules and European Human Rights Law / Patrick Kinsch. Elliptiques variations sur un thème connu: compétence judiciaire, conflits de lois et reconnaissance de décisions en matière alimentaire d’après le règlement (CE) n° 4/2009 du Conseil / Christian Kohler. The Impact of the European Union’s Prohibition of Discrimination and the Right of Free Movement of Persons on the Private International Law Rules of Member States – With comments on the Sayn-Wittgenstein case before the European Court of Justice / Heinz-Peter Mansel. On the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction and its application by the Supreme Court of Finland / Gustaf Möller. External Public Policy, the Incidental Question Properly So-called and the Recognition of Foreign Divorce Orders / Jan Neels. Surrogacy, a New Way to Become a Mother? A New PIL Issue / A. (Teun) V. M. Struycken. Part III: Contractual and Non-Contractual Obligations. Some Reflections on Contracts and Torts in Cyberspace in view of Regulations Rome I and Rome II / Michael Bogdan. Cross-border Multimodal Transport – Problems and Limits of Finding an Appropriate Legal Regime / Andreas Furrer, Michael Schürch. UN-Kaufrecht und Verbraucher / Ulrich Magnus. The Principle of Characteristic Performance Revisited Yet Again / Peter Mankowski. Contracts of Carriage and the Conflict of Laws / Robin Morse. Presumptions, Escape Clauses and International Carriage of Goods Contracts / Monika Pauknerová. Tourism, Conflict of Laws and the Rome I Regulation / Oliver Remien. Party Autonomy in Rome I and II from a Comparative Perspective / Symeon Symeonides. Hungary Questions of Contract Law in the New Hungarian Civil Code / Lajos Vekas. Part IV: International Litigation and Arbitration. The Validity of Choice of Court Agreements under the Brussels I Regulation and the Hague Choice of Court Agreements Convention / Paul R. Beaumont, Burcu Yüksel. USA Parallel Litigation: Is Convergence Possible? / George Bermann. Einige Überlegungen zu Schiedsgerichtsvereinbarungen und ihrer Wirksamkeit / Dagmar Coester-Waltjen. Legal Capacity, Arbitration and Private International Law / Giuditta Cordero-Moss. New Impulses for the Ascertainment of Foreign Law in Civil Proceedings: A question of (inter)networking? / Harry Duintjer Tebbens. Res Judicata Effects of Foreign Class Action Rulings in the EU Member States / Marc Fallon, Dimitrios-Panagiotis Tzakas. Israeli Foreign Judgments Law: A Case for Codification? / Celia Fassberg-Wasserstein. The Linguistic Factor in the Circulation of Arbitral Awards and Some of its Pitfalls / Manlio Frigo. La clause attributive de juridiction, un moyen d’échapper aux lois de police? / Hélène Gaudemet-Tallon. The Effects of Assignment on Arbitration Agreements – Why Conflict-of-Laws Theory is Still Needed / Daniel Girsberger. Observation of Group Affiliation (or: Cohabitation with the Impossible) in International Commercial Arbitration / Tibor Várady. The Validity of a Choice of Court Agreement Under the Hague Convention of 2005 / Spyridon Vrellis. Part V: Cultural Property. Conflict of Laws with Folgerecht (‘droit de suite’) on the Sale of Works of Art in and out of Europe – after the EC-Directive No. 2001/84 / Johan Erauw. The van Meegeren Problem / John Henry Merryman. Versunkene Welten Rechtlicher Schutz des archäologischen Unterwasserkulturerbes / Gerte Reichelt, Suzan Topal-Gökceli. The International Scope of Application of the Swiss Rules on the Due Diligence of Dealers in Cultural Property / Marc-André Renold