Conflict of Laws

Provides the student with an overview of the rules in Private International Law. Key issues covered in this edition include: issues raised by e-commerce, and litigation relating to internet defamation; the provisions and impact of the Brussels I Regulation and the Brussels II Regulation; and more.

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Conflict of Laws, the fourth edition of Abla Mayss' Principles of Conflict of Laws, continues to provide students with a comprehensive overview of the rules of private international law in an easily accessible manner. Fully updated and revised, this edition includes lists of further reading and web addresses to facilitate a greater depth of understanding and analysis.


Key issues covered in this edition include:




issues raised by e-commerce and litigation relating to internet defamation
the provisions and impact of the Brussels I Regulation and the revised Brussels II Regulation
conflict of laws rules as they relate to children
changes in the context of the European Community.


Written with students in mind, each chapter provides guidance on issues which would merit further consideration, encouraging readers to reflect on what they have learnt. Well-written and up to date, this clearly-structured text is ideal for both undergraduates and postgraduates studying private international law.