Contemporary Private International Law's Substantive Orientation

Author: Song Xiao
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The contemporary orientation of private international law is a product of the interaction, compromise, and integration of traditional theories of private international law and the revolutionary theories of private international law in the 20th century. The first part of this book elaborates on the historical foundation of the contemporary orientation of private international law, the second part presents a detailed exposition of the contemporary orientation of private international law, and the third part discusses the comparative law foundation of the contemporary orientation of private international law. The conclusion points out that the contemporary orientation of private international law, in essence, is the requirement of two forms of justice—"conflict justice" and "substantive justice"—and simultaneously represents a balance between these two justice requirements. The contemporary orientation of private international law is a product of the interaction, compromise, and integration of traditional theories of private international law and the revolutionary theories of private international law in the 20th century. The first part of this book elaborates on the historical foundation of the contemporary orientation of private international law, the second part presents a detailed exposition of the contemporary orientation of private international law, and the third part discusses the comparative law foundation of the contemporary orientation of private international law. The conclusion points out that the contemporary orientation of private international law, in essence, is the requirement of two forms of justice—"conflict justice" and "substantive justice"—and simultaneously represents a balance between these two justice requirements.