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Adresses to the French PIL Committee, 2006-2008

December 30, 2011/in /by Gilles Cuniberti
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The previous volume of the collection of the addresses to the French Private International Law Committee (Comité français de droit international privé) covers academic years 2006-2007 and 2007-2008.

The addresses discussed the following topics:

– Réflexions sur le rattachement des immeubles en droit international privé (Thierry Vignal)
– De quelques difficultés posées en droit français par la mise en oeuvre de la compétence répressive universelle (Renée Koering-Joulin)
– Le renouveau de la théorie des droits acquis (Etienne Pataut)
– La loi applicable à défaut de choix par les parties selon l’article 4 de la proposition de règlement Rome I (Franco Ferrari)
– L’ordre public de rattachement (Petra Hammje)
– La liberté de choix dans les instruments communautaires récents : Rome I et Rome II – L’autonomie de la volonté entre intérêt privé et intérêt général (Claudia Hahn)
– L’ordre public international à l’épreuve du relativisme des valeurs (Léna Gannagé)
– Le droit international privé espagnol aujourd’hui ou le dépassement des paradigmes (José Carlos Fernandez Rozas)

The first few pages pages of each paper can be freely downloaded here.

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