INTERNATIONAL LAW - II

International Law - 2Handbook of private international lawPrivate international law concerns international relations between private individuals. These relationships may be familial or commercial. International relations are governed by several legal orders, in the absence of international laws or international jurisdictions. As old as the existence of international relations between private individuals, private international law has been the subject of methodological quarrels since the 19th century, and these have been largely renewed in recent years. This book provides an understanding of the conflict of laws or conflict of sovereignty in a modern society in question.

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Martin KUENGIENDA is a research associate at Laboratoire Lipha - Université de Créteil Paris 12. Multidisciplinary university training in France (Dr in Political Science). Ph D. in International Law - Ph D. in International Trade. Lecturer in law at the Universities of Evry - Paris Saclay and IUT Sceaux - Paris Saclay.