Titlebook: Blurry Boundaries of Public and Private International Law; Towards Convergence Poomintr Sooksripaisarnkit,Dharmita Prasad Book 2022 The Ed

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Children’s Rights Law and Private International Law in Family Matters: What Do Referencing Patterns relation between both domains is first analyzed against the background of the theory of fragmentation. This shows that the domains are substantively and institutionally fragmented. While fragmentation need not be a bad thing, it is important that it does not lead to domains de-linked from each other

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-8480-7Conflict of Laws; CISG; COVID-19; International Investment; Dispute Resolution

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Characteristics of the Linear Representation same root. Even as of today, any clear distinction between them is unreal and in many instances they overlap. In this chapter, a common historical root is briefly sketched and then some areas of intersectionality as contributions in this book are about to explore will be briefly outlined and highli

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Markus F. Brameier,Wolfgang Banzhafnd argues that this divergence was not as great as often believed. At the centre of this story was a new approach to conflicts of law propounded by the American jurist Joseph Story, who coined the term ‘private international law’ in 1834, and preceding Dutch jurists. Per Story and the Dutch school,

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