Instruments of acceptance, ratification and accession deposited during the Council on General Affairs and Policy of the Conference on 2013-04-10 published the legal development “Instruments of acceptance, ratification and accession deposited during the Council on General Affairs and Policy of the…
The article examines whether restrictive family-migration policy reforms in France, Germany and the Netherlands resulted from the 2003 Family Reunification Directive.
The article examines the regulatory scheme established by Directive 2008/101 in relation to air transport. Its title and bibliographic record identify the analysis as addressing that scheme in light of the limits of the effects doctrine.
The article examines C-509/09 e-Date Advertising GmbH v X and C-161/10 Olivier Martinez and others v MGN Ltd, which concerned alleged breaches of personality, reputation and image rights arising from two newspaper articles available online.
Laurence Usunier’s article, published in the Revue critique de droit international privé, addresses the compatibility of Article 14 of the French Civil Code with fundamental rights. The source title frames the issue as whether that compatibility question is of a serious nature.
Laura van Waas’s article in the European Journal of Migration and Law focuses on two limits that structure nationality law in Europe: the avoidance of statelessness and the prohibition of discrimination.
Katarina Trimmings and Paul Beaumont’s article, published in the Journal of Private International Law, addresses international surrogacy arrangements and the need for legal regulation at the international level.
Anna Masutti’s article, published in Air and Space Law, examines a possible regulatory framework for System Wide Information Management (SWIM) within the Single European Sky and SESAR programme.
Guangjian Tu's article “China's New Conflicts Code: General Issues and Selected Topics” is a journal article published in the American Journal of Comparative Law.
72 Members for the Hague Conference on 2011-01-27 announced the development entitled “72 Members for the Hague Conference”. The announcement concerns a development in the context of International / HCCH; Costa Rica.
Trevor C Hartley’s article, published in the International and Comparative Law Quarterly, examines the voluntary assignment of contractual and non-contractual obligations under Article 14 of the Rome I Regulation.
Alibaba, Arzu authored the academic publication “KKTC HUKUKUNDA YABANCILARIN ÇALIŞMA HAK VE ÖZGÜRLÜĞÜ” in Ankara Üniversitesi Hukuk Fakültesi Dergisi, Vol. 59 No.
The article examines the enforcement of jurisdiction agreements under the Brussels I Regulation. Its title places that examination specifically in the context of reconsidering the principle of party autonomy.
Mihail Danov’s work is a journal article published in the Journal of Private International Law. Its title establishes that it addresses cross-border collective redress proceedings and judgments in the context of the Brussels I Regulation; the record gives the DOI as 10.5235/174410410792166520.
Alberto Alvarez-Jiménez’s article in the Journal of International Arbitration examines the requirement that a state invoking customary necessity must not have substantially contributed to the situation of necessity.
It addresses the nature, scope and effect of States’ designation of air traffic service providers, liability, regulatory and supervisory issues, and institutional alternatives to the classical state-to-state delegation model, including multinational providers in Functional Airspace Blocks.
The article by Katie Chung and Michael Hwang, published in the Journal of International Arbitration, reviews international law on confidentiality in arbitration in theory and practice, including national legislation and institutional rules.