Edited by Olaf Meyer, Faculty of Business and Law, Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences, Germany

‘There is nothing more national in private international law than the public policy exception and its application. This book contains a recent account of how far legal systems are prepared to apply foreign law and to disregard their domestic private law values. A valuable tool for academics and practitioners forged by excellent authors.’

• Contents: Preface1 A Flexible System in Flux: On the Realignment of Public Policy 1Olaf Meyer2 Public Policy in European Private International Law 25Wolfgang Wurmnest3 Austria 48Bea Verschraegen and Florian Heindler4 Bosnia and Herzegovina 83Zlatan Meškić and Anita Duraković5 China 100Fang Yu and Qiao Liu6 England 120Louise Merrett7 France 162Cécile Pellegrini8 Germany 191Peter Mankowski and Svenja Langenhagen9 Hungary 224Réka Somssich10 Italy 242Pietro Franzina11 Poland 270Maciej De Abgaro Zachariasiewicz12 Portugal 300Luís de Lima Pinheiro13 Russia 319Madina Kassenova14 Spain 353Nicolás Zambrana-T.var and Alberto Muńoz Fernéndez15 Sweden 374Ulf Maunsbach16 Switzerland 390Andreas Furrer and Dirk Trüten17 Turkey 420Candan Yasan-Tepetaş18 United States 438John F. CoyleIndex

Edited by Olaf Meyer, Faculty of Business and Law, Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences, Germany

‘There is nothing more national in private international law than the public policy exception and its application. This book contains a recent account of how far legal systems are prepared to apply foreign law and to disregard their domestic private law values. A valuable tool for academics and practitioners forged by excellent authors.’

• Contents: Preface1 A Flexible System in Flux: On the Realignment of Public Policy 1Olaf Meyer2 Public Policy in European Private International Law 25Wolfgang Wurmnest3 Austria 48Bea Verschraegen and Florian Heindler4 Bosnia and Herzegovina 83Zlatan Meškić and Anita Duraković5 China 100Fang Yu and Qiao Liu6 England 120Louise Merrett7 France 162Cécile Pellegrini8 Germany 191Peter Mankowski and Svenja Langenhagen9 Hungary 224Réka Somssich10 Italy 242Pietro Franzina11 Poland 270Maciej De Abgaro Zachariasiewicz12 Portugal 300Luís de Lima Pinheiro13 Russia 319Madina Kassenova14 Spain 353Nicolás Zambrana-T.var and Alberto Muńoz Fernéndez15 Sweden 374Ulf Maunsbach16 Switzerland 390Andreas Furrer and Dirk Trüten17 Turkey 420Candan Yasan-Tepetaş18 United States 438John F. CoyleIndex

Edited by Olaf Meyer, Faculty of Business and Law, Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences, Germany

‘There is nothing more national in private international law than the public policy exception and its application. This book contains a recent account of how far legal systems are prepared to apply foreign law and to disregard their domestic private law values. A valuable tool for academics and practitioners forged by excellent authors.’

• Contents: Preface1 A Flexible System in Flux: On the Realignment of Public Policy 1Olaf Meyer2 Public Policy in European Private International Law 25Wolfgang Wurmnest3 Austria 48Bea Verschraegen and Florian Heindler4 Bosnia and Herzegovina 83Zlatan Meškić and Anita Duraković5 China 100Fang Yu and Qiao Liu6 England 120Louise Merrett7 France 162Cécile Pellegrini8 Germany 191Peter Mankowski and Svenja Langenhagen9 Hungary 224Réka Somssich10 Italy 242Pietro Franzina11 Poland 270Maciej De Abgaro Zachariasiewicz12 Portugal 300Luís de Lima Pinheiro13 Russia 319Madina Kassenova14 Spain 353Nicolás Zambrana-T.var and Alberto Muńoz Fernéndez15 Sweden 374Ulf Maunsbach16 Switzerland 390Andreas Furrer and Dirk Trüten17 Turkey 420Candan Yasan-Tepetaş18 United States 438John F. CoyleIndex