1. Peter E. Nygh, 16 March 1933-19 June 2002

2. Summary table of contents

3. Table of contents

4. The gradual emergence of European private law

5. The huge convention on recognition and enforcement of foreigh judgments- a failure of characterisation.

6. Some reflections on the treatment of Dutch same-sex marriages in European and private international law

7. The english legal language of the hague conventions

8. The Norwegian approach to private international law- illustrated by a recent supreme court decision on the direct action against the insurer

9. Taking evidence by video-link in international litigation

10. Jurisdiction to make and modify maintenance decisions- the quest for uniformity

11. The ascertaimment and application of foreign law in Israeli courts- getting the facts and fallacies straight

12. Le droit international prive des contrats dans un ensemble regional: l' exemple du droit communautaire.

13. The hague convention on indirectly held securities- dynamics of the making of a modern private international law treaty

14. Intellectual property rights and the proposed hague convention on jurisdiction and judgments: an english perspective

15. Combatting child marriages and forced marriages- the prospects of the hague marriage convention in the Scandinavian ''multicultural'' societes

16. International procedural harmonization and autonomous interpretation.

17. Le droit international prive et l' integration juridique europeenne

18. The impact of human rights on the application of foreign law and on recognition of foreign judgments- a survey of the cases decided by the European human rights institutions

19. Jurisdiction, enforcement, public and res judicata: the krombach case

20. On interim measures of protection and finnish arbitration law