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© 2021 Verlag Dr. Otto Schmidt KG, Gustav-Heinemann-Ufer 58, 50968 Köln.

© 2021 Verlag Dr. Otto Schmidt KG, Gustav-Heinemann-Ufer 58, 50968 Köln.

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. TABLE OF CONTENTS vii
  3. FOREWORD ix
  4. ABBREVIATIONS xi
  5. DOCTRINE
  6. CROSS-BORDER MOBILITY OF EUROPEAN UNION CITIZENS AND CONTINUITY OF CIVIL STATUS- BALANCING NATIONAL AND INDIVIDUAL IDENTITIES IN AN OPEN EUROPEAN SOCIETY 1
  7. NO MORE SOCIAL DISTANCE BETWEEN INTERNATIONAL LAW AND CONFLICT OF LAWS! 35
  8. THE COVID-19 HEALTH CRISIS AND INTERNATIONAL CONTRACTS 65
  9. INTERNATIONAL FAMILY LAW IN THE UNITED KINGDOM BEYOND BREXIT- FOCUS ON MATRIMONIAL MATTERS AND HABITUAL RESIDENCE OF THE CHILD 77
  10. HIGHLIGHTS ON THE BRUSSELS II TER REGULATION
  11. WHAT’S NEW IN REGULATION (EU) NO 2019/1111? 95
  12. AN OVERVIEW OF THE PRINCIPAL REFORMS IN REGULATION (EU) 2019/1111 117
  13. CHILDREN UNDER BRUSSELS II TER REGULATION 139
  14. REVISED RECOGNITION AND ENFORCEMENT PROCEDURES IN REGULATION BRUSSELS II TER 155
  15. CENTRAL AUTHORITY COOPERATION UNDER THE BRUSSELS II TER REGULATION 183
  16. A HUMANIST APPROACH TO PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW AND THE INTERNET
  17. A FOCUS ON PLATFORM USERS AS WEAKER PARTIES 201
  18. “SCOPE OF JURISDICTION” – A KEY BATTLEGROUND FOR PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW APPLIED TO THE INTERNET 245
  19. RES JUDICATA AND UNCLAIMED FOREIGN COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT 275
  20. JURISDICTION IN CROSS-BORDER COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT CASES RETHINKING THE APPROACH OF THE COURT OF JUSTICE OF THE EUROPEAN UNION 299
  21. NATIONAL REPORTS
  22. NEW URUGUAYAN GENERAL ACT ON PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW 335
  23. THE NEW CROATIAN PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW ACT SOMETHING OLD, SOMETHING NEW AND MUCH BORROWED 381
  24. COURT DECISIONS
  25. SHORT LIMITATION PERIODS IN CROSS-BORDER LIABILITY CASES NO SOLUTION YET (DE LEGE LATA) BUT FIVE OPTIONS FOR ACTION (DE LEGE FERENDA) 405
  26. THE INDIVIDUALIZATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC POLICY EXCEPTION A NEW PROPOSAL FOR THE RECOGNITION OF MUSLIM DIVORCES BY THE COUR DE CASSATION 435
  27. FORUM
  28. THE LEGISLATIVE “DÉPEÇAGE” OF THE SURVIVING SPOUSE’S PATRIMONIAL STATUS IN THE LIGHT OF THE LATEST EUROPEAN UNION REGULATIONS 449
  29. RETHINKING “THE PLACE OF THE DAMAGE RULE” IN PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE ECJ CASE LAW 473
  30. FROM MIRAGES TO ASPIRATIONS – THE PERIPHERY OF “MATTERS RELATING TO A CONTRACT” IN REGULATION (EU) NO 1215/2012 511
  31. DEFERENCE OF STATE COURTS TO ARBITRAL AWARDS IN VACATUR AND ENFORCEMENT PROCEEDINGS 547
  32. INDEX 577
Volume XXII Yearbook of Private International Law – 2020/2021
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https://doi.org/10.9785/9783504387587-024

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. TABLE OF CONTENTS vii
  3. FOREWORD ix
  4. ABBREVIATIONS xi
  5. DOCTRINE
  6. CROSS-BORDER MOBILITY OF EUROPEAN UNION CITIZENS AND CONTINUITY OF CIVIL STATUS- BALANCING NATIONAL AND INDIVIDUAL IDENTITIES IN AN OPEN EUROPEAN SOCIETY 1
  7. NO MORE SOCIAL DISTANCE BETWEEN INTERNATIONAL LAW AND CONFLICT OF LAWS! 35
  8. THE COVID-19 HEALTH CRISIS AND INTERNATIONAL CONTRACTS 65
  9. INTERNATIONAL FAMILY LAW IN THE UNITED KINGDOM BEYOND BREXIT- FOCUS ON MATRIMONIAL MATTERS AND HABITUAL RESIDENCE OF THE CHILD 77
  10. HIGHLIGHTS ON THE BRUSSELS II TER REGULATION
  11. WHAT’S NEW IN REGULATION (EU) NO 2019/1111? 95
  12. AN OVERVIEW OF THE PRINCIPAL REFORMS IN REGULATION (EU) 2019/1111 117
  13. CHILDREN UNDER BRUSSELS II TER REGULATION 139
  14. REVISED RECOGNITION AND ENFORCEMENT PROCEDURES IN REGULATION BRUSSELS II TER 155
  15. CENTRAL AUTHORITY COOPERATION UNDER THE BRUSSELS II TER REGULATION 183
  16. A HUMANIST APPROACH TO PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW AND THE INTERNET
  17. A FOCUS ON PLATFORM USERS AS WEAKER PARTIES 201
  18. “SCOPE OF JURISDICTION” – A KEY BATTLEGROUND FOR PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW APPLIED TO THE INTERNET 245
  19. RES JUDICATA AND UNCLAIMED FOREIGN COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT 275
  20. JURISDICTION IN CROSS-BORDER COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT CASES RETHINKING THE APPROACH OF THE COURT OF JUSTICE OF THE EUROPEAN UNION 299
  21. NATIONAL REPORTS
  22. NEW URUGUAYAN GENERAL ACT ON PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW 335
  23. THE NEW CROATIAN PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW ACT SOMETHING OLD, SOMETHING NEW AND MUCH BORROWED 381
  24. COURT DECISIONS
  25. SHORT LIMITATION PERIODS IN CROSS-BORDER LIABILITY CASES NO SOLUTION YET (DE LEGE LATA) BUT FIVE OPTIONS FOR ACTION (DE LEGE FERENDA) 405
  26. THE INDIVIDUALIZATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC POLICY EXCEPTION A NEW PROPOSAL FOR THE RECOGNITION OF MUSLIM DIVORCES BY THE COUR DE CASSATION 435
  27. FORUM
  28. THE LEGISLATIVE “DÉPEÇAGE” OF THE SURVIVING SPOUSE’S PATRIMONIAL STATUS IN THE LIGHT OF THE LATEST EUROPEAN UNION REGULATIONS 449
  29. RETHINKING “THE PLACE OF THE DAMAGE RULE” IN PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE ECJ CASE LAW 473
  30. FROM MIRAGES TO ASPIRATIONS – THE PERIPHERY OF “MATTERS RELATING TO A CONTRACT” IN REGULATION (EU) NO 1215/2012 511
  31. DEFERENCE OF STATE COURTS TO ARBITRAL AWARDS IN VACATUR AND ENFORCEMENT PROCEEDINGS 547
  32. INDEX 577
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