Private International Law series

This series is a mini-library that is an indispensable resource for any serious researcher of private international law or conflict of laws. It brings together in separate thematic volumes those private international law writings which were path-breaking at their time and remain classic to date. Each volume is constructed and edited by a distinguished contemporary scholar under the direction of the series editor. The series provides in-depth coverage of the three traditional branches of private international law, namely, jurisdiction, choice of law, and recognition and enforcement of judgments, but also covers arbitration and topics that straddle the permeable boundary between private and public law.