Suchergebnisse

Subject matter of private international law / Xiaohong Liu, Xin Cai -- Sources of law / Xin Cai -- History of private international law / Xin Cai -- Classification / Xin Cai -- Preliminary question / Xin Cai -- Dépeçage / Xin Cai -- Renvoi / Xin Cai -- Point of contact / Xin Cai -- Ascertainment of foreign law / Xin Cai -- Public order, mandatory rules and evasion of law / Xin Cai -- Jurisdiction in personam / Jianping Shi and Zijun Zhai -- Jurisdiction in shipping claims / Jianping Shi and Zijun Zhai -- Immunities from jurisdiction / Jianping Shi and Zijun Zhai -- Law of obligations / Qingkun Xu -- Law of property / Lin Jia, Qingxuan Wu, Zhengyi Zhang -- Jurisdiction and applicable law in matters of intellectual property in China / Yang Cao -- Family law / Zhengyi Zhang, Jingning Zhang -- Law of corporations and insolvency / Xiaolin Li -- Competition law / Maozhong Ding, Dan Wang -- Recognition / Zhengyi Zhang, Zhen Zhang -- Enforcement of judgments / Zhengyi Zhang -- Interregional judicial assistance / Jun Chen -- International commercial arbitration / Shuo Feng -- Investment treaty arbitration / Junrong Song, Min Han -- China's role in the work of international organisations / Zhengyi Zhang, Yannan Liu -- The belt and road initiative and Chinese private international law / Zhengyi Zhang -- The future of private international law / Guojian XU, Zhengyi Zhang.

Jus cogens are peremptory norms of international law. No treaty between states can violate them. They are based on fundamental moral precepts and are supposed to reflect a global consensus. As a result, the views of the people of the world - not just stat

Jus cogens are peremptory norms of international law. No treaty between states can violate them. They are based on fundamental moral precepts and are supposed to reflect a global consensus. As a result, the views of the people of the world - not just stat

Human conduct is regulated by a plurality of normative systems—religious, ethical, conventional and legal norms. Religious and ethical rules embody higher values and are sometimes more effective than legal rules.