Research Methods in Private International Law
Research Methods in Private International Law
A Handbook on Regulation, Research and Teaching
Kramer, Xandra; Carballo Pineiro, Laura
Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
05/2024
408
Dura
Inglês
9781800375529
15 a 20 dias
Preface xi
1 Private international law in a global world: a revival of
methodologies and research methods 1
Laura Carballo Pineiro and Xandra Kramer
PART I PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND REGULATORY APPROACHES
2 Politics and private international law 19
Christopher A. Whytock
3 Private international law and human rights 37
Patrick Kinsch
4 Conflict of methods in private international law: a legal theory
perspective 55
Maria Carlota Ucin
5 Between flexibility and certainty: navigating between hard law
and soft law in private international law 73
Marta Pertegas
6 The private side of private international law: deregulation and
private autonomy 87
Cristina M. Mariottini
7 Recognition - a methodology without a method? 107
Dulce Lopes
PART II MULTIDISCIPLINARY AND
INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACHES
8 Private international law will be comparative or it will be nothing 129
Diego P. Fernandez Arroyo
9 Empirical methods and private international law 155
Christoph A. Kern
10 Economic analysis of private international law 172
Giesela Ru?hl
11 The methodological influence of European private
international law on domestic legal systems: a downstream analysis 200
Adriani Dori
12 Private international law meets technology 222
Marco Giacalone and Paola Giacalone
PART III SHAPING THE FUTURE THROUGH PRIVATE
INTERNATIONAL LAW METHODOLOGY
13 Towards private international law for everyone 246
Veronica Ruiz Abou-Nigm and Ralf Michaels
14 Feminist approaches to private international law 265
Mary Keyes
15 India's private international law rules: persistence of colonial
law in a post-colonial state: a TWAIL-ean exploration 286
Sai Ramani Garimella
16 Private international law and teaching methodology:
a Nigerian perspective 313
Abubakri Yekini and Chukwuma Samuel Adesina Okoli
17 Private international law and teaching methodology in Mexico 336
Maria Mercedes Albornoz and Nuria Gonzalez Martin
18 Teaching private international law: a view from the Netherlands 358
Aukje A.H. van Hoek
Preface xi
1 Private international law in a global world: a revival of
methodologies and research methods 1
Laura Carballo Pineiro and Xandra Kramer
PART I PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND REGULATORY APPROACHES
2 Politics and private international law 19
Christopher A. Whytock
3 Private international law and human rights 37
Patrick Kinsch
4 Conflict of methods in private international law: a legal theory
perspective 55
Maria Carlota Ucin
5 Between flexibility and certainty: navigating between hard law
and soft law in private international law 73
Marta Pertegas
6 The private side of private international law: deregulation and
private autonomy 87
Cristina M. Mariottini
7 Recognition - a methodology without a method? 107
Dulce Lopes
PART II MULTIDISCIPLINARY AND
INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACHES
8 Private international law will be comparative or it will be nothing 129
Diego P. Fernandez Arroyo
9 Empirical methods and private international law 155
Christoph A. Kern
10 Economic analysis of private international law 172
Giesela Ru?hl
11 The methodological influence of European private
international law on domestic legal systems: a downstream analysis 200
Adriani Dori
12 Private international law meets technology 222
Marco Giacalone and Paola Giacalone
PART III SHAPING THE FUTURE THROUGH PRIVATE
INTERNATIONAL LAW METHODOLOGY
13 Towards private international law for everyone 246
Veronica Ruiz Abou-Nigm and Ralf Michaels
14 Feminist approaches to private international law 265
Mary Keyes
15 India's private international law rules: persistence of colonial
law in a post-colonial state: a TWAIL-ean exploration 286
Sai Ramani Garimella
16 Private international law and teaching methodology:
a Nigerian perspective 313
Abubakri Yekini and Chukwuma Samuel Adesina Okoli
17 Private international law and teaching methodology in Mexico 336
Maria Mercedes Albornoz and Nuria Gonzalez Martin
18 Teaching private international law: a view from the Netherlands 358
Aukje A.H. van Hoek