Co-ordination and Co-operation in Respectful Disagreement General Course on Private International Law (Volume 311)
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ABSTRACTIn this general course on private international law, Antoon Struycken, Professor Emeritus at the Catholic University of Nijmegen, intends to favor a universalist approach rather than a particularist approach. This course is not a treatise and operates a selection of subjects to be covered. After preliminary developments on internationally mandatory rules and public policy, Professor Struycken focuses on the diversity of law, uniform substantive law, the European Union as a major player in the global theatre of private international law, the notion of private international law, the classical approach, and the abstraction of its conflict of laws. Then, he explores the application of the classical approach in the areas of property law and family law. Professor Struycken examines the mission of the courts and their ex officio or non-application of the rules of private international law, public policy, and its function in public international law, mandatory laws, and the manner in which it would be possible to overcome the diversity of national systems of private international law. Finally, Antoon Struycken pays attention to the role of office holders, such as notaries, and to the recognition of foreign judgments.
Dans ce cours général de droit international privé, Antoon Struycken, professeur émérite à l'Université catholique de Nimègue, entend privilégier une approche universaliste plutôt qu'une approche particulariste. Ce cours n'est pas un traité et opère une sélection de sujets à traiter. Après des développement préliminaires sur les lois de police et l'ordre public, le Professeur Struycken s'intéresse à la diversité du droit, au droit matériel uniforme, à l'Union européenne en tant qu'acteur majeur sur le théâtre mondial du droit international privé, à la notion de Droit international privé, à l'approche classique et à l'abstraction de son conflit de lois. Il explore ensuite l'application de l'approche classique dans le domaine du droit patrimonial et dans celui du droit de la famille. Le Professeur Struycken étudie ensuite la mission des tribunaux et leur application ex officio ou non des règles de droit international privé, de l'ordre public et de sa fonction en droit international public, les lois de police, et la manière dont il serait possible de surmonter la diversité des systèmes nationaux de droit international privé. Enfin, Antoon Struycken accorde son attention au rôle des détenteurs d'office, tels les notaires, et à la reconnaissance des jugements étrangers.
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- ABSTRACT
- BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
- PRINCIPAL PUBLICATIONS
- ABBREVIATIONS
- SHORT TITLES
- INTRODUCTION
- CHAPTER I - PRELIMINARY ISSUES
- CHAPTER II - DIVERSITY OF LAW
- CHAPTER III - UNIFORM SUBSTANTIVE LAW
- CHAPTER IV - THE EUROPEAN UNION AS A NEW MAJOR PLAYER IN THE WORLDWIDE THEATRE OF PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW
- CHAPTER V - PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW
- CHAPTER VI - THE CLASSICAL APPROACH: THE ABSTRACT CHOICE-OF-LAW RULE
- CHAPTER VII - FURTHER EXPLORATIONS ON THE APPLICATION OF THE CLASSICAL APPROACH IN THE AREA OF PATRIMONIAL LAW
- CHAPTER VIII - FURTHER EXPLORATIONS; FAMILY LAW
- CHAPTER IX - CONCLUSION AS TO THE CLASSICAL APPROACH
- CHAPTER X - ABANDONING THE CLASSICAL APPROACH
- CHAPTER XI - THE MISSION OF THE COURTS: APPLICATION EX OFFICIO OR NOT OF PIL RULES
- CHAPTER XII - PARTY AUTONOMY
- CHAPTER XIII - PUBLIC POLICY IN ITS PIL FUNCTION
- CHAPTER XIV - LOIS DE POLICE
- CHAPTER XV - HOW TO COPE WITH THE DIVERSITY OF NATIONAL SYSTEMS OF PIL?
- CHAPTER XVI - INTERVENTION OF OFFICE HOLDERS: COURTS AND OTHERS LIKE NOTARIES, REGISTRARS, BAILIFFS
- CHAPTER XVII - RECOGNITION OF FOREIGN JUDGMENTS
- CHAPTER XVIII - CONCLUSIONS
Co-ordination and Co-operation in Respectful Disagreement General Course on Private International Law (Volume 311)
in The Hague Academy Collected Courses Online / Recueil des cours de l'Académie de La Haye en ligneSearch for other papers by A. V. M. Struycken in
Current site
Google Scholar
(219,711 words)