Private International Law Towards Global Governance

Meirong Zhang is Associate Professor at the Law School, University of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Her research areas include private international law, international civil procedure, and regional conflict of laws.

• Part I: From Eclecticism to Post-Eclecticism: Towards a New Paradigm of Private International Law for Global Governance 1. The Doctrinal Evolution and Normative Limitations of Modern Paradigms in Private International Law 2. The Jurisprudential Construction and Justification of Post-Eclecticism Part II: The Frontiers of Global Justice: The Judicial Practice of Post-Eclecticism in Critical Domains 3. The Realisation of Digital Justice in Private Law: From Territorial-Centrism to a Liability-Based Approach 4. The Private Law Realisation of Digital Ethics in Artificial Intelligence: From Territorial-Centrism to a ‘Liability-Based’ Approach 5. The Realisation of Climate Justice in Private Law: From Territorial-Centrism to a Liability-Based Approach 6. The Realisation of Bioethical Justice in Private Law: The Normative Reshaping of Transnational Surrogacy Part III: From Theory to Institution: The Reconstruction of Specific Regimes of Private International Law under Post-Eclecticism 7. The Systemic Reconstruction of Private International Law under Post-Eclecticism: Institutional Responses to Vertical Normative Conflicts Part IV: The Chinese Approach to Private International Law for Global Governance 8. The Chinese Approach towards Global Good Governance: Domestic Responses to Vertical Normative Conflicts