Yearbook of Private International Law: 2022/2023
The Yearbook of Private International Law for 2022/2023 (volume XXIV) is out. It features the following contributions.
Doctrine
Elisabetta Bergamini, Raluca Bercea, Andreea Verteș-Olteanu, The Changing Scenario on Advance Directives between National Rules and Private International Law
Gerald Goldstein, Objective, Subjective and Imperative Localization in the Resolution of Conflict of Laws
Giesela Rühl, Man Yip, Success and Impact of International Commercial Courts – A First Assessment
Adam Samuel, A “Common Law” of International Arbitration? – In Memory of Claude Reymond
Sharon Shakargy, Un-Identifying Identification
Guojian Xu, Xin Cai, Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments in China – Legal Framework and Recent Developments
New Technologies and Private International Law
Andrea Bonomi, Blockchain and Private International Law – Some General Remarks
Narges Keshavarzbahadori, Due Process Requirements in Blockchain-based Arbitration
Marta Zamorska, Artificial Intelligence-Supported Arbitral Awards – A Pandora’s Box or the Future of International Commercial Arbitration?
Robert Walters, Harsha Rajwanshi, Reconciling “Confidentiality” in Data Protection, Cyber Security, Artificial Intelligence in International Arbitration
The French Draft Private International Law Code
Cyril Nourrissat, The Draft Code of French Private International Law
Dominique Bureau, Horatia Muir Watt, Codifying against the Clock… – On a French Project for the Codification of Private International Law
Marie Goré, Rules on Trust in the French Draft Code of Private International Law
Recognition of status filiationis within the EU and Beyond
Cristina González Beilfuss, Ilaria Pretelli, The Proposal for a European Regulation on Filiation Matters – Overview and Analysis
Tamir Boldbaatar, Batzorig Enkhbold, Surrogate Motherhood under Different Laws – Legal Arrangements and Challenges of Mongolia
Valentina Calderai, Rachele Zamperini, Surrogacy Contracts and the (In)Alienability of Fundamental Rights a View from Italy – On Case No 38162/2022 of the Corte di Cassazione
Helga Luku, Free Movement, Children’s Rights and National Identity in the EU Parenthood Proposal
Paulina Twardoch, Surrogacy Agreements from the Conflict-of-Laws Perspective Today and Tomorrow
Recent Developments in International Successions
Georges Khairallah, The New Right of Compensation under French International Succession Law – A Provision with an Uncertain Future
Eva Lein, Choice of English Succession Law and German Ordre Public
Andrea Bonomi, Revocation of the Will upon Marriage – Issues of Characterisation, Applicable Law, and Renvoi – An Italian Supreme Court’s Decision and Some Reflexions on the Potential Outcome under the European Succession Regulation
National Reports
Chukwuma Okoli, The Enforcement of Foreign Jurisdiction Clauses in Nigeria – A Critique of the Nigerian Court of Appeal’s Recent Restatement
Forum
Yves El Hage, “How to Locate a Cyber Tort?”