Publications in the framework of the Jean Monnet Module “Perspectives of Unification of Private International Law in the European Union”

Miklós Király – Tamás Szabados (eds): Perspectives of Unification of Private International Law in the European Union

Publications prepared for the Jean Monnet Project “Central and Eastern European Countries after and before Accession”

Central and Eastern European Countries after and before Accession – Conference Publication

• Volume 1
• Volume 2

Discussion Papers

• László Burián: The impact of the Rome I. and Rome II. Regulations on the national conflicts rules of the Member States with special regard to the central European countries
• László Burián: The Personal Law of Companies and the Freedom of Establishment
• László Burián: Das ungarische internationale Schuldrecht nach dem Inkrafttreten von Rom I. und Rom II.
• István Erdős: A Possible Direction of Consumer Contract Law in Europe
• Laura Gyeney: The implementation of the 2003/86/EC Directive on family reunification in Austria, Hungary, Romania and Slovenia
• Miklós Király: The Limits of Harmonising Contract Law in the European Union
• Miklós Király: The Effect of the Law of the European Union on Languages
• Éva Lukács Gellérné: Free Movement of Persons – a synthesis
• Csongor István Nagy and Sarolta Szabó: A way ahead toward a deeper integration of EU PIL: the unification of the rules on violations of privacy and rights relating to personality
• Réka Somssich: Preliminary references from the new Member States – an attempt to identify problems of common interest and regional specificities
• Tamás Szabados: The Role of Language in Legal Interpretation: The Case Law of the Court of Justice of the European Union
• Sarolta Szabó: An Overview of the Hungarian PIL Codification: Law Governing Contracts
• Sarolta Szabó: An Overview of the Hungarian PIL Codification: Law Governing Torts