Private International Law in BRICS: Convergence, Divergence and Reciprocal Lessons (Studies in Private International Law)
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Private International Law in BRICS: Convergence, Divergence and Reciprocal Lessons (Studies in Private International Law)

by Stellina Jolly, Saloni Khanderia, Paul Beaumont

international law Private Law Comparative Law
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Private International Law in BRICS examines the convergence and divergence in legal approaches among Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. Authored by Stellina Jolly, Saloni Khanderia, and Paul Beaumont, this volume in the Studies in Private International Law series explores reciprocal lessons for cross-border legal practices.

About This Book

This book delves into private international law as it applies to the BRICS countries, highlighting key aspects of their legal frameworks.

Authors Stellina Jolly, Saloni Khanderia, and Paul Beaumont provide insights into how these nations approach cross-border legal issues.

The study is part of the Studies in Private International Law series, focusing on comparative analysis.

Readers will find discussions on similarities and differences in legal practices among BRICS members.

It offers perspectives on potential mutual learning opportunities in private international law.

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