Journal of Private International Law

The flowing tide of parties’ freedom in private international law: party autonomy in contractual choice of law in China

Choice of law for property issues regarding Bitcoin under English law

Enforcing ECOWAS judgments in Nigeria through the common law rule on the enforcement of foreign judgments

Choice of law in relation to matrimonial property in the 21st century

Asserting personal jurisdiction over non-resident class members: comparative insights for the United Kingdom

A first principles approach to couples’ property in the conflict of laws

Application of the EU Succession Regulation in practice: The case of Latvia and beyond

Personhood and status of legal persons in private international law

Some critical comments on the new Swedish rules on non-recognition of foreign child marriages

Recognition of jurisdictional determinations by foreign courts

Rethinking the characterisation of issues relating to securities

The interpretation and application of Article 13(1) b) of the Hague Child Abduction Convention in cases involving domestic violence: Revisiting X v Latvia and the principle of “effective examination”

Product liability and protection of EU consumers: is it time for a serious reassessment?

Notaries and their debt-collection writs under the Brussels Ia Regulation. A difficult characterisation

“Gateways” within the Civil Procedure Rules and the future of service-out jurisdiction in England

Party autonomy in choice of court and jurisdiction over foreign-related commercial and maritime disputes in China

The concepts of “injustice” and “public policy” in Article 6(c) of the Hague Choice of Court Convention

The Ethiopian federation and private international law: the contours of the federal and the state governments’ jurisdictions

Understanding public policy limits to the enforceability of forum selection clauses after Douez v Facebook

The operation of Article 4 of Rome II Regulation in English and Irish courts