Research Handbook on EU Private International Law

Edited by Youseph Farah and Elisabetta Bergamini

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Abstract: This thoroughly revised and updated Research Handbook addresses key questions and challenges in EU private international law. Bringing together perspectives from both civil and common law, it examines not only civil matters, such as contract and tort, but also recent developments in family and succession law.

Keywords: Brussels I; Rome I On Law Governing Contractual Obligations; Rome Ii On The Law Governing Non-Contractual Obligations; Private International Law And Family Law; Private International Law And The Law Of Succession; Class Actions And Brussels I; Anti-Suit Injunctions And Brussels I (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2026
ISBN: 9781035318681
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Chapters in this book:

Introduction

Youseph Farah and Elisabetta Bergamini

Arbitration and anti-suit injunction pre- and post-Brexit

Hong-Lin Yu

Finding reason in the interface between the system of Brussels I recast and arbitration following the decision of West Tankers and recent development

Youseph Farah and Sara Hourani

A critical assessment of the ever-expansive realm of party autonomy under Article 25 of Brussels I (recast)

Youseph Farah

The EU approach to parallel litigation in civil matters

Pietro Franzina

Class action and collective redress in EU private international law (a study in the field of torts)

Jeremy Heymann

The prospects of enforcing settlement agreements under the Singapore Convention on mediation – a comparative study of Nigeria and China

Pontian Okoli and Hong-Lin Yu

International sales of goods and Rome I Regulation

Indira Carr

The Rome I Regulation and the relevance of non-state law

Olugbenga Bamodu

Article 4 of the Rome I Regulation on the applicable law in the absence of choice – methodological analysis, considerations

Gülin Güneysu-Güngör

The determination of the lex arbitri in decentralised blockchain-based arbitration: proceedings functioning in a legal vacuum in the absence of a chosen seat?

Sara Hourani

Behavioural economics and EU private international law

Johannes Ungerer

Choice of law for tort claims

Peter Stone

The exclusion of defamation and privacy from the Rome II Regulation on choice of law in tort

David Kenny and Daniel Gilligan

The cultural wars of the European company and of private international law models and the EU single market: are we about to converge into a harmonised regulatory model for the free movement of companies in the EU?

Marios Koutsias

How to make EU cross-border successions easier: is regulation 650/2012 successful?

Elisabetta Bergamini

Pursuing the best interests of the child through connecting factors: the case of EU rules on jurisdiction in matters of parental responsibility

Francesco Deana

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