Change in Australian Private International Law
Development summary
In an article published in Griffith Law Review, Mary Keyes addresses conflict of laws, international jurisdiction and the legal principles applicable to international contractual relationships in Australian private international law.
The article focuses on how these areas are presented in the Australian legal context.
Research note
Issue
The treatment in Australian private international law of conflicts of laws, international jurisdiction, and legal principles applicable to international contractual relationships.
Why does it matter?
The article provides a frame for comparative-law work tracking developments in Australian private international law through conflict-of-laws and contractual relationships. The verified material does not establish a particular thesis or research method.
Concepts
Academic details
“Changing Australian private international law”
Griffith Law Review · 2026
DOI 10.1080/10383441.2026.2722601