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We hope, in the main, that the capabilities of conflictoflaws.net are fairly self-explanatory. For those unsure of a particular aspect, however, we've put together a short guide on navigating the site successfully:

THE HOMEPAGE

  • The homepage, located at www.conflictoflaws.net, is based on "blog" principles; news items and articles, with the newest being at the top, will appear on the homepage as they are posted.

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SEARCH

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  • Every month, we focus on a new and/or important publication in private international law. Clicking on the image will take you directly to the appropriate page on Amazon UK. You can also click on the "VIEW LIBRARY" link below the image to browse through all the books we have listed.

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  • Every site has them, and this one is no different. Links to other sites that we think are particular useful to those interested in private international law.

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