European Union Private International Law

Author: Liu Weixiang
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Publishing Date: 2001-12-01
Features: The substantial work now presented to the readers is revised by Dr. Liu Weixiang based on his doctoral dissertation. Upon reading this work, one can easily discover its profound research, rich content, complete system, and fluent writing. Its publication in the field of private international law in China is particularly noteworthy. This is not only because the author conducted pioneering and creative research on the private international law of the European Union, filling a gap in the study of private international law in China, but also because books on this subject were "without precedent" in China at least when the author wrote this preface.
The book is divided into three parts and nine chapters.
Part I: Introduction
Chapter 1: The European Union and European Development Law
Chapter 2: An Overview of the Private International Law of the European Union
Part II: Private International Law of the Community Itself
Chapter 3: Regulations on the Private International Law of the Community Itself
Part III: Unification of Private International Law
Chapter 4: Persons
Chapter 5: Property
Chapter 6: Contracts
Chapter 7: Torts
Chapter 8: Bankruptcy and Related Issues
Chapter 9: Procedure
The substantial work now presented to the readers is revised by Dr. Liu Weixiang based on his doctoral dissertation. Upon reading this work, one can easily discover its profound research, rich content, complete system, and fluent writing. Its publication in the field of private international law in China is particularly noteworthy. This is not only because the author conducted pioneering and creative research on the private international law of the European Union, filling a gap in the study of private international law in China, but also because books on this subject were "without precedent" in China at least when the author wrote this preface.