The Theory of the Lois de Police, A Functional Trend in Continental Private International Law-A Comparative Analysis with Modern American Theories

Thomas G. Guedj

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Academic publicationConflict of lawsUnited States01 January 1991

The Theory of the Lois de Police, a Functional Trend in Continental Private International Law-a Comparative Analysis with Modern American Theories

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Thomas G. Guedj’s work is a journal article published in The American Journal of Comparative Law. The article examines the theory of lois de police in continental private international law through a comparative analysis with modern American theories.

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