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Italian Book on Chinese Private International Law

November 27, 2012/in /by Gilles Cuniberti
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Renzo Cavalieri and Pietro Franzina are the editors of this book on the Reform of Chinese Private International Law (Il nuovo diritto internazionale privato della Repubblica Popolare cinese).

The contributors are a number of Chinese and Italian scholars.

  • Lu Song (China Foreign Affairs University, Beijing), L’adozione della Legge cinese sul diritto applicabile ai rapporti civili con elementi di estraneità [The Drafting Process and the Adoption of the Chinese Statute on the Law Applicable to Foreign-Related Civil Relations]
  • Zhang Liying (China University of Political Science and Law, Beijing), Alcune caratteristiche della legge cinese sul diritto applicabile ai rapporti civili con elementi di estraneità [Some Features of the Chinese Statute on the Law Applicable to Foreign-Related Civil Relations]
  • Pietro Franzina (University of Ferrara), La codificazione cinese delle norme sui conflitti di leggi: elementi per un’analisi in chiave comparatistica [The Chinese Codification of Conflict-of-Laws Rules: A Comparative Analysis]
  • Long Weidi (Wuhan University and University of Groningen), L’autonomia privata e le norme imperative nella prima codificazione cinese delle norme sui conflitti di leggi [Party Autonomy and Mandatory Provisions in the First Chinese Codification of Conflict-of-Laws Rules]
  • Renzo Cavalieri (Ca’ Foscari University, Venice), L’applicazione della legge straniera da parte dei tribunali della Repubblica Popolare Cinese [The Application of Foreign Law by the Courts of the People’s Republic of China]
  • Sara D’Attoma (Ca’ Foscari University, Venice), Matrimonio e famiglia nel diritto internazionale privato della Repubblica Popolare Cinese [Marriage and Family Relations in the Private International Law of the People’s Republic of China]
  • Anna Gardella (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Milan), I diritti patrimoniali nella legge cinese di diritto internazionale privato: successioni e diritti reali [Patrimonial Rights in the Chinese Statute of Private International Law: Successions and Rights In Rem]
  • Laura Sempi (University of Salento), La proprietà intellettuale nella nuova legge cinese sul diritto internazionale privato [Intellectual Property in the New Chinese Statute on Private International Law].
  • Luca G. Radicati di Brozolo (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Milan), La legge cinese del 28 ottobre 2010 sui rapporti civili con elementi di estraneità: alcuni rilievi conclusivi [The Chinese Statute of 28 October 2010 on Foreign-Related Civil Relations: Some Concluding Remarks].

A full table of contents can be found here.

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