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New Edition of Loussouarn, Bourel and Vareilles-Sommieres´ Private International Law

August 29, 2013/in /by Gilles Cuniberti
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DROIT INTERNATIONAL PRIVE (10E EDITION)The 10th edition of the French manual of Loussouarn, Bourel and Vareilles-Sommieres on private international law was published a few weeks ago.

The book was first published in 1928 by Lerebours-Pigeonniere. Yvon Loussouarn and Pierre Bourel, who both taught at Paris II University, took over in 1970 for the first, and 1977 for the second. Pascal de Vareilles-Sommieres, who is a professor at Paris I university, was associated to the 9th edition, and has updated alone the book for the 10th.

More information is available here.

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