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Guest Editorials

Conflict of Laws .net will periodically play host to guest editors: distinguished scholars and practitioners in private international law, who have been invited to write a short article on a subject of their choosing. It is hoped that these guest editorials will provide a forum for discussion and debate on some of the key issues currently in the conflicts world. This page will list the editorials as they appear.

Trust and Confidence in the European Community Supreme Court by Professor Andrew Dickinson

Reflections on the Proposed EU Regulation on Succession and Wills by Professor Jonathan Harris

Reshaping Private International Law in a Changing World by Professor Horatia Muir-Watt

Recognition of a Recognition Judgment under Brussels I? by Professor Peter Hay

Should Arbitration and European Procedural Law be Separated or Coordinated? Some remarks on a recurrent debate of European lawmaking by Professor Burkhard Hess

Private International Law and the Downturn by Richard Fentiman

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Paying Here, Seeking Restitution There.

A negative consequence of the availability of multiple fora in international litigation is the risk of conflicting decisions. Several adjudicators can retain jurisdiction and then reach conflicting, if not opposite, results on the merits. Is it a problem? It could be argued that it is for two different reasons. The first is that the legitimacy […]