Recueil des cours, Collected Courses, Tome/Volume 348

Co-publication with: The Hague Academy of International Law.

Private International Law as Component of the Law of the Forum; General Course on Private International Law by Michael Bogdan:
Chapter I. The purpose of this general course
Chapter II. How international is private international law?
Chapter III. Why and in whose interest do courts apply foreign law?
Chapter IV. Some characteristic features of conflict rules
Chapter V. Do arbitral tribunals have a lex fori?
Chapter VI. Should conflict rules and foreign law be applied ex officio?
Chapter VII. The principle of loyal application of foreign law
Chapter VIII. Classification
Chapter IX. Renvoi
Chapter X. Public policy and overriding mandatory rules
Chapter XI. Abuse of private international law
Chapter XII. Foreign rules made by non-State or unrecognized entities
Chapter XIII. Legal phenomena unknown to the lex fori
Chapter XIV. Preliminary questions
Chapter XV. The problem of equivalence
Chapter XVI. Adjustment
Chapter XVII. Foreign public law
Bibliography

La reconnaissance internationale des situations juridiques personnelles et familiales par Roberto Baratta:
Introduction
Chapitre I. Les techniques de reconnaissance visant à assurer la circulation des status dans une logique de pure coordination distributive entre ordres juridiques étatiques
Chapitre II. Les techniques de reconnaissance visant à assurer la circulation des status dans une logique de protection des droits fondamentaux des personnes concernées
Considérations à titre de conclusion
Bibliographie sélective