The law of open societies - private ordering and public regulation of international relations: general course on private international law
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TABLE GENERALE DES MATIERES
THE LAW OF OPEN SOCIETIES * PRIVATE ORDERING AND PUBLIC REGULATION
OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS. GENERAL COURSE ON PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL
LAW BY J. BASEDOW, DIRECTOR OF THE MAX PLANCK INSTITUTE FOR
COMPARATIVE AND INTERNATIONAL PRIVATE LAW 9-516
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION 35
1. PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW AND SOCIAL CHANGE 35
2. RECENT TRENDS IN PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW 37
3. PURPOSE AND METHODS OF PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW 40
(A) LEGAL CERTAINTY IN A MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL WORLD 40
(B) EXCLUSIVE JURISDICTION 43
(C) APPLICATION OF FOREIGN LAW PURSUANT TO CHOICE OF LAW 44
(D) CHOICE OF LAW AND THE WELFARE STATE 46
(E) THE PRINCIPLE OF RECOGNITION 48
4. PRIVATE AND PUBLIC ACTORS 50
5. THE LEVELS OF RULE-MAKING AND THE CONFLICT OF LAWS 52
6. SURVEY 55
PART I. FROM CLOSED NATION-STATES TO THE OPEN SOCIETY 59
CHAPTER I. THE ADVENT OF THE OPEN SOCIETY 59
SECTION 1. THE OPEN SOCIETY IN POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY 59
1. HENRI BERGSON 59
2. KARL RAIMUND POPPER 61
SECTION 2. GLOBALIZATION AS A DRIVING FORCE OF THE OPEN SOCIETY 64
1. TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION 65
2. THE IMPACT ON TRADE IN GOODS AND SERVICES 68
3. FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT 70
4. MIGRATION 72
5. GLOBALIZATION 74
(A) THE NATION-STATE AS THE STARTING POINT 74
(B) OPENING FRONTIERS TOWARDS GLOBAL LIFE 76
6. CONCLUSIONS 78
CHAPTER EL GLOBALIZATION AND THE LAW 82
SECTION 1. LEGAL UNDERPINNINGS AND ATTENDANTS OF GLOBALIZATION 82
1. FREE TRADE IN GOODS 83
2. TRADE IN SERVICES 86
3. FREE MOVEMENT OF CAPITAL 88
(A) FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT 88
(B) OTHER CAPITAL FLOWS 90
4. THE FREE FLOW OF DATA 91
5. MIGRATION 92
6. INSTITUTIONALIZATION AND PRIVATE RIGHTS 94
SECTION 2. CONSEQUENCES FOR POLICY-MAKING AND REGULATION 97
1. THE LOSS OF STATE KNOWLEDGE AND PRIVATE RULE-MAKING 98
2. DELOCALIZATION AND THE CHOICE OF CONNECTING FACTORS 103
3. REGULATORY COMPETITION 107
(A) PRIVATE CHOICE AND SSTATE SOVEREIGNTY 107
(B) THEORETICAL UNDERPINNINGS 110
(C) TYPES OF REGULATORY COMPETITION 110
(D) LIMITATIONS 113
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4. THE LOSS OF INFLUENCE OF INDIVIDUAL STATES AND THEIR REACTIONS ...
117
(A) NATIONAL POLICY VERSUS FREE TRADE 117
(B) EXTRATERRITORIAL APPLICATION OF NATIONAL LAW 119
(C) INTERNATIONAL MINIMUM STANDARDS 122
5. COLLABORATION OF STATES: UNIFICATION, HARMONIZATION, CO-ORDINATION,
CO-OPERATION 123
(A) PURPOSES, INSTITUTIONS, HISTORY 123
(B) FORMS OF LEGAL UNIFICATION AND HARMONIZATION 126
(C) CO-ORDINATION BY COMMON RULES ON PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW. . 127
(D) PROCEDURAL CO-OPERATION 130
SECTION 3. OUTLOOK 133
PART II. PRIVATE ORDERING 135
CHAPTER III. SUBSTANTIVE ANATIONAL PRIVATE ARRANGEMENTS 137
SECTION 1. THE INTERNATIONAL TRANSACTION DILEMMA 137
1. LEGAL PLURALISM AND ITS ECONOMIC EFFECTS 137
2. PUBLIC AND PRIVATE REMEDIES 138
SECTION 2. THE EXPORT TRADE 140
1. BALANCING MANIFOLD INTERESTS * THE LEX MERCATORIA 140
2. SELLERS AND BUYERS (INCOTERMS) 142
(A) MULTIFARIOUS CONSTELLATIONS 142
(B) THE INCOTERMS 144
3. CARRIERS AND THEIR LIABILITY 147
(A) THE SIGNIFICANCE OF TRANSPORT DOCUMENTS 147
(B) THE CARRIER S LIABILITY 148
4. BANKS AND PAYMENT (UNIFORM CUSTOMS AND PRACTICES FOR LETTERS
OF CREDIT) 150
(A) EVOLUTION OF THE LETTER OF CREDIT 150
(B) THE UNIFORM CUSTOMS AND PRACTICE FOR DOCUMENTARY CREDITS . 152
5. INSURANCE 154
SECTIONS. INTERNATIONAL TOURISM: PACKAGE TOUR OPERATORS 155
1. EMERGENCE AND SPECIFIC DEMAND 155
2. INCREASING CERTAINTY THROUGH REGULATION 157
SECTION 4. CONCLUSION * THE DOMESTICATION OF INTERNATIONAL TRANSACTIONS
159
CHAPTER IV. THEORY OF CHOICE OF LAW AND PARTY AUTONOMY 164
SECTION 1. PARTY AUTONOMY IN INTERNATIONAL CONTRACT LAW 165
1. WORLDWIDE RECOGNITION OF PARTY AUTONOMY 165
2. EXCLUSION OF PARTY AUTONOMY IN LATIN AMERICA 166
(A) BRAZIL 166
{B) URUGUAY 168
3. EXCLUSION OF PARTY AUTONOMY IN THE MIDDLE EAST 168
4. LIMITATIONS ON THE POWER TO CHOOSE THE APPLICABLE LAW 170
(A) CHOICE OF NON-STATE LAW * LEX MERCATORIA 170
(B) RELATION BETWEEN THE CONTRACT AND THE LAW SELECTED 173
(C) RESTRICTIONS FOR SPECIFIC CONTRACTS 174
(D) CONCLUSION AND OUTLOOK 174
SECTION 2. A PRIORI AND DERIVATIVE CONCEPTIONS OF PARTY AUTONOMY. . . .
175
SECTIONS. THEORETICAL OBJECTIONS TO PARTY AUTONOMY 177
1. SOV EREIGNTY 178
(A) CHOICE OF LAW AS AN IMPAIRMENT OF SOVEREIGNTY 178
GENERAL COURSE ON PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW 15
(B) OBJECTIVE CONCEPTION OF THE LAW 179
(C) CRITICISMS AND COUNTERVAILING CONTRACTUAL THEORIES OF STATE AND
LAW 181
(D) CONCLUSIONS 182
2. ORDRE PUBLIC 183
(A) SPECIFICATIONS OF THE ORDRE PUBLIC 183
(B) DOMESTIC CONTACTS 184
(C) CONCLUSIONS FOR CHOICE OF LAW 186
3. NO BINDING EFFECT OF CONTRACTS OUTSIDE A LEGAL ORDER 186
(A) THE CONCLUSION OF A CONTRACT AS A RESULT OF THE APPLICABLE LAW . 186
(B) THE CORE AND CORONA OF THE AGREEMENT 187
4. PROTECTION OF WEAKER PARTIES 189
(A) FREEDOM OF CHOICE AND POWER 189
(B) NEUTRALIZATION THROUGH COMPETITION 190
(C) IMBALANCES IN MOTIVATION 190
(D) MACRO-ECONOMIC AND INDIVIDUAL DISEQUILIBRIUM 191
5. CONCLUSION 192
SECTION 4. THEORETICAL BASIS FOR FREEDOM OF CHOICE 192
1. EFFICIENCY 193
2. FREEDOM AND NATURAL WILL 196
3. BINDING EFFECT 197
4. CHOICE-OF-LAW AGREEMENTS AS SELF-FULFILLING (DISPOSITIONAL) CONTRACTS
199
5. FREEDOM OF CHOICE AS A PRE-GOVERNMENTAL RIGHT 200
(A) ENLIGHTENMENT PHILOSOPHY AND HUMAN RIGHTS 200
(B) CLARIFICATION OF FREEDOM OF CHOICE AS DERIVED FROM HUMAN
RIGHTS 203
SECTION 5. CONCLUSION 205
1. INTERACTION OF CHOICE OF LAW AND OBJECTIVE LAW 205
2. THE SCOPE OF FREEDOM OF CHOICE IN PRIVATE LAW 207
CHAPTER V. NEW DOMAINS FOR PARTY AUTONOMY 209
SECTION 1. THE EXTENSION OF PARTY AUTONOMY AND ITS SOCIAL BACKGROUND .
209
SECTION 2. POLITICAL BACKGROUND: THE ROLE OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
. 211
SECTION 3. LIMITATIONS OF PARTY AUTONOMY 212
CHAPTER VI. OPTIONAL LAW IN EUROPE 215
SECTION 1. THE EUROPEANIZATION OF PRIVATE LAW 215
1. EVOLUTION 215
2. TYPES OF LEGISLATIVE INSTRUMENTS 217
SECTION 2. OPTIONAL INSTRUMENTS OF THE EUROPEAN UNION AND THE CONFLICT
OF LAWS 220
1. COMPANY LAW 220
(A) CORPORATE FORMS AND LEGISLATIVE BASIS 220
(B) CONDITIONS OF ELIGIBILITY: THE INTERNATIONAL DIMENSION 222
(C) THE RESIDUAL NATIONAL LAW AND PRIVATE ORDERING 223
2. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY 225
3. CONTRACT LAW 229
(A) DEVELOPMENT AND CONCEPTUALIZATION 229
(B) THE COMMON EUROPEAN SALES LAW AND THE CONFLICT OF LAWS . . 232
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SECTION 3. OPTIONAL INSTRUMENTS IN INTERNATIONAL CONVENTIONS 234
1. THE 1964 HAGUE SALES LAW (ULIS) AND OTHER MULTILATERAL CONVEN-
TIONS 234
2. THE FRANCO-GERMAN OPTIONAL MATRIMONIAL PROPERTY REGIME 235
SECTION 4. CONCLUSION 238
CHAPTER VII. DELIBERATE CONNECTIONS (INDIRECT CHOICE OF LAW) 239
SECTION 1. CONNECTING FACTORS FAVOURING PRIVATE CHOICE 240
1. FORMAL REQUIREMENTS AND THE LEX LOCI CELEBRATIONIS 240
(A) THE RECOGNITION OF THE LEX LOCI CELEBRATIONIS 240
(B) HOW THE RULE EVOLVED 241
(C) EXAMPLES OF PRIVATE DISPOSITIONS 243
2. FROM NATIONALITY TO HABITUAL RESIDENCE IN THE LAW OF PERSONAL STATUS
246
(A) RISE AND DECLINE OF NATIONALITY 246
(B) OLD AND NEW HAGUE CONVENTIONS 249
(C) DOMICILE AND HABITUAL RESIDENCE 252
(D) PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW IN THE EUROPEAN UNION 254
(E) HABITUAL RESIDENCE AND THE OPEN SOCIETY 256
3. CONCLUSION 256
SECTION 2. THE PRINCIPLE OF (MUTUAL) RECOGNITION 257
1. THE CONCEPT OF RECOGNITION 258
(A) MULTIPLE MEANINGS AND THEIR COMMON CORE 258
(B) RECOGNITION OF FOREIGN JUDICIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE MEASURES. . 258
(C) RECOGNITION OF LEGAL SITUATIONS 262
2. THE LIBERALIZATION OF THE RECOGNITION OF JUDGMENTS 264
(A) ABANDONING THE REVIEW OF THE APPLICABLE LAW 265
(B) LOOSENING THE REVIEW OF JURISDICTION 268
3. THE LIBERALIZATION OF THE RECOGNITION OF FOREIGN COMPANIES 273
(A) INCORPORATION THEORY AND REAL SEAT THEORY 273
(B) INTERNATIONAL UNIFICATION OF CONFLICTS LAW 275
(C) THE CONFLICTS APPROACH AND PRIVATE CHOICE 277
(D) EUROPEAN DEVELOPMENTS 277
(E) REACTIONS OF NATIONAL CONFLICTS LAW 280
(F) INTERNATIONAL COMPANY LAW AND REGULATORY COMPETITION 281
SECTION 3. EVASION OF LAW 282
1. A MATTER OF LEGAL CONSTRUCTION 282
2. CODIFIED RULES ON EVASION OF LAW 283
3. FREEDOMS GRANTED BY, AND EVASION OF, LAW 285
SECTION 4. CONCLUSION 288
PART III. PUBLIC REGULATION 291
CHAPTER VIII. STATE ACTION BETWEEN INTERNATIONAL AND MUNICIPAL LAW ....
291
SECTION 1. FORMS AND ADDRESSEES OF STATE ACTION 291
SECTION 2. OBJECTIVES OF STATE ACTION 293
1. OBJECTIVES OF STATE RULES ON CHOICE OF LAW 293
2. DOMESTIC ORDER AND FOREIGN POLICY IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS .... 294
3. AN EXAMPLE: PRIVATE LAW CONVENTIONS AND THE DECLINE OF RECIPRO-
CITY 296
SECTION 3. LIMITATIONS OF STATE ACTION 300
SECTION 4. SYSTEMATIC CONSIDERATIONS AND SURVEY 302
GENERAL COURSE ON PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW 17
CHAPTER IX. FOREIGN POLICY MEASURES AND THEIR EFFECTS IN PRIVATE LAW . .
. 306
SECTION 1. RECOGNITION AND NON-RECOGNITION OF FOREIGN STATES OR GOVERN-
MENTS 306
1. BACKGROUND IN PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW 306
2. EFFECTS OF (NON-)RECOGNITION IN PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW 308
(A) THE NORMATIVE APPROACH 308
(B) THE FACTUAL APPROACH 311
(C) A DIFFERENTIATED SOLUTION 315
SECTION 2. TRADE EMBARGOES 316
1. ON RESTRICTIONS OF FOREIGN COMMERCE IN GENERAL 316
(A) TYPES OF TRADE RESTRICTIONS 316
(B) TENDENCIES 317
(C) LEGAL ISSUES 318
2. THE SCOPE OF AN EMBARGO 319
(A) THE US PIPELINE EMBARGO 319
(B) THE EU EMBARGO AGAINST IRAN 321
3. ENFORCEMENT OF AN EMBARGO 323
4. OTHER EFFECTS OF AN EMBARGO 325
(A) CONTRACT TERMS ASSIGNING THE RISK OF AN EMBARGO 325
(B) THE LEX CAUSAE THEORY AND SHARED VALUES 327
(C) THE SPECIAL CONNECTION THEORY (SONDERANKNUEPFUNG) 330
SECTIONS. COUNTERMEASURES (BLOCKING STATUTES) 334
1. CONCEPT AND REASONS FOR THEIR ADOPTION 334
(A) CONCEPT 334
(B) A WEAPON FOR ECONOMIC WARFARE 336
2. OCCURRENCE AND CONTENT OF BLOCKING STATUTES 337
3. CLAWBACK CLAIMS IN PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW 339
4. BLOCKING LEGISLATION * A POLITICAL INSTRUMENT 341
CHAPTER X. COUNTERVAILING STATE MEASURES FOR ASYMMETRIC PRIVATE
RELATIONS 343
SECTION 1. THE WEAKER PARTY AND ITS PROTECTION 343
1. TRADITIONAL CIVIL LAW 343
2. CATEGORICAL WEAKNESS RESULTING FROM ASYMMETRIC INFORMATION . . 344
(A) FINDINGS IN LEGISLATION AND ECONOMIC EXPLANATION 344
(B) PROS AND CONS OF STATE INTERVENTION IN CROSS-BORDER CONTRACTS . 346
3. CATEGORICAL WEAKNESS RESULTING FROM MARKET DOMINANCE 348
SECTION 2. CONSUMER PROTECTION 350
1. SURVEY 350
2. PERSONAL SCOPE 352
(A) THE CONSUMER AND THE PROFESSIONAL 352
(B) INCONVENIENCE OF THE DEFINITION 353
3. SUBSTANTIVE SCOPE 355
4. SITUATIVE SCOPE * ACTIVE AND PASSIVE CONSUMERS 356
(A) RATIONALE OF THE SPECIAL CONNECTION 356
(B) THE CONTRACTING SITUATION OF THE PASSIVE CONSUMER 357
(C) ELECTRONIC COMMERCE 358
5. SPECIAL (BILATERAL) CONFLICT RULES FOR CONSUMER CONTRACTS 362
6. THE UNILATERAL APPROACH 366
(A) THE ABSENCE OF SPECIFIC CONFLICT RULES FOR CONSUMER CONTRACTS . 366
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(B) PUBLIC POLICY AS THE VEHICLE OF CONSUMER PROTECTION 367
(C) UNILATERAL ENFORCEMENT IN ADDITION TO A SPECIFIC CONFLICT RULE . 369
7. CONCLUSION 374
SECTION 3. EMPLOYMENT CONTRACTS 376
1. MARKET IMPERFECTIONS AND COUNTERVAILING STATE MEASURES 376
(A) MARKET IMPERFECTIONS 376
(B) COMPLEX REGULATION 376
(C) APPLICATION TO CROSS-BORDER LABOUR RELATIONS: CHARACTERIZATION . 378
(D) SURVEY: CONFINEMENT TO UNILATERAL CONFLICT RULES 380
2. MANIFESTATIONS OF CROSS-BORDER LABOUR RELATIONS 381
(A) GENERAL 381
(B) POSTING OF WORKERS 382
(C) MODERN TRENDS IN INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION: OUTSOURCING 383
3. THE UNILATERAL AND TERRITORIAL APPROACH 384
4. STEPS TOWARDS BILATERALISM: UNITED STATES 388
5. FURTHER STEPS TOWARDS BILATERALISM: THE EUROPEAN MODEL 390
(A) ELEMENTS OF THE EUROPEAN MODEL 390
(B) FOLLOW-UP LEGISLATION OUTSIDE THE EUROPEAN UNION 391
(C) PARTY AUTONOMY 393
(D) OBJECTIVE CONNECTING FACTORS: HABITUAL WORKPLACE 394
(E) OVERALL ASSESSMENT OF THE HABITUAL WORKPLACE OR A CASCADE CON-
NECTION? 397
(F) THE ESCAPE CLAUSE AND MARITIME LABOUR 399
6. OVERRIDING MANDATORY PROVISIONS 401
(A) THE ROOM LEFT BY ARTICLE 8, ROME I 401
(B) LEX FORI, LEX CONTRACT US AND THE LAW OF THIRD STATES 402
(C) DEFINITION OF OVERRIDING MANDATORY PROVISIONS 404
(D) OVERRIDING MANDATORY PROVISIONS AND THE EUROPEAN COURT OF
JUSTICE 406
(E) OUTLOOK 408
7. POSTED WORKERS 408
(A) THE TENSION BETWEEN SOCIAL PROTECTION AND ECONOMIC EFFI-
CIENCY 408
(B) ARTICLE 8, ROME I, AND THE POSTED WORKERS DIRECTIVE OF THE
EUROPEAN UNION 409
(C) THE POSTED WORKERS DIRECTIVE AS OVERRIDING MANDATORY PROVI-
SIONS 412
SECTION 4. CONCLUSION 414
CHAPTER XI. IMPERATIVE NORMS: PROTECTION OF FOUNDATIONAL PRINCIPLES ...
416
SECTION 1. FOUNDATIONAL PRINCIPLES * A SURVEY 417
1. COLLECTIVE GOODS 417
2. ESSENTIALS OF THE SOCIAL MODEL 419
(A) THE AMALGAM OF PUBLIC INTEREST AND PROTECTION OF THE WEAKER
PARTY . 419
(B) THE POLICY-MIX AND THE PRINCIPLE OF TERRITORIAL APPLICATION . . .
420
3. ETHICAL FOUNDATIONS 422
(A) PERSONAL STATUS AND PUBLIC POLICY 422
(B) SURROGATE MOTHERHOOD 424
GENERAL COURSE ON PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW 19
(C) OTHER PROGRESS OF MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH 427
4. CONCLUSION 428
SECTION 2. THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK OF UNILATERAL ADJUDICATION * IMPERATIVE
NORMS 429
1. PUBLIC POLICY AND OVERRIDING MANDATORY PROVISIONS 429
(A) POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE PUBLIC POLICY 429
(B) LOIS DE POLICE AND OVERRIDING MANDATORY PROVISIONS 431
2. THE CONCEPTS DISTINGUISHED 432
(A) ACCORDING TO THE SUBJECT 432
(B) ACCORDING TO THE GENERAL OR SPECIFIC STYLE OF REGULATION .... 433
(C) ACCORDING TO THE SCOPE OF APPLICATION 433
(D) ACCORDING TO THE WRITTEN OR UNWRITTEN NATURE 436
3. IDENTIFICATION OF OVERRIDING PROVISIONS AND PRINCIPLES 437
(A) EXPLICIT SCOPE RULES 437
(B) THE SCOPE IN THE ABSENCE OF SCOPE RULES 439
(C) THE POLITICAL CHARACTER OF THE TASK 440
(D) REVIEW IN FEDERAL ENTITIES 441
(E) SELF-CONTAINMENT OUTSIDE FEDERAL ENTITIES 443
4. INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS: HUMAN RIGHTS AND FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS . . .
443
(A) HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE CONFLICT OF LAWS 443
(B) CONNECTIONS WITH THE FORUM STATE 445
5. CONCLUSION 447
SECTIONS. RESPECT FOR FOREIGN IMPERATIVE NORMS 448
1. INTRODUCTION: RESPECTING FOREIGN VALUES 448
2. THE PROTECTION OF FOREIGN CURRENCIES 450
(A) CURRENCY IN PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW 450
(B) THE IMF AGREEMENT 451
3. THE PROTECTION OF FOREIGN CULTURAL OBJECTS 454
(A) CULTURAL PROPERTY, OTHER TANGIBLES AND SPECIFIC LEGISLATION . . .
454
(B) CONFLICT RULES: FROM LEX SITUS TO LEX ORIGINIS 456
(C) CONCLUSION 459
4. THE PROTECTION OF COMPETITION ON FOREIGN MARKETS 460
(A) THE DEVELOPMENT OF COMPETITION LAW 460
(B) THE EFFECTS DOCTRINE AS A UNILATERAL CONFLICT RULE 462
(C) GROWING RESPECT FOR FOREIGN COMPETITION LAW 463
(D) EMERGENCE OF BILATERAL CONFLICT RULES 465
5. CONCLUSION 468
SECTION 4. CONCLUSION 469
GENERAL CONCLUSION 471
1. SOCIAL CHANGE * FROM CLOSED TO OPEN SOCIETIES 471
2. A CHANGE OF PERSPECTIVE * FROM PUBLIC TO PRIVATE ORDERING 473
3. MULTIPLE FORMS AND EXPANSION OF PRIVATE ARRANGEMENTS 474
4. PUBLIC REGULATION 476
5. PARADIGM EUROPE 477
BIBLIOGRAPHY 479
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| spellingShingle | Basedow, Jürgen 1949-2023 The law of open societies - private ordering and public regulation of international relations general course on private international law Recueil des cours |
| title | The law of open societies - private ordering and public regulation of international relations general course on private international law |
| title_auth | The law of open societies - private ordering and public regulation of international relations general course on private international law |
| title_exact_search | The law of open societies - private ordering and public regulation of international relations general course on private international law |
| title_full | The law of open societies - private ordering and public regulation of international relations general course on private international law by Jürgen Basedow |
| title_fullStr | The law of open societies - private ordering and public regulation of international relations general course on private international law by Jürgen Basedow |
| title_full_unstemmed | The law of open societies - private ordering and public regulation of international relations general course on private international law by Jürgen Basedow |
| title_short | The law of open societies - private ordering and public regulation of international relations |
| title_sort | the law of open societies private ordering and public regulation of international relations general course on private international law |
| title_sub | general course on private international law |
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