European Property Law: a new and rapidly developing area of research and teaching

Articles in the same Issue

1. Masthead
2. European Property Law: a new and rapidly developing area of research and teaching
3. Cross-Border Electronic Conveyancing: overcoming problems with negative and positive integration in European property law
4. Employing Argumentation Analysis in the Discussion of Optimal Rules for the Transfer of Movables – Part 1: Description of the Problem and General Outline
5. Characteristics of the International Model of Land Title Registration Illuminated by Comparative Study of the German and Torrens Systems
6. Reforming Personal Property Security Law – Some Implications for the Baselines of Priority Regulation
7. Thieves and Squatters: Acquisitive and Extincitive Prescription in European Property Law
8. A “Belvédère” on international finance law
9. A “good prospect” for the international financing practice