Harmonisation of family law in Europe : a historical perspective : a tale of two millennia / Masha Antokolskaia.
2006
KJC1100 .A58 2006 (Mapit)
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Harmonisation of family law in Europe : a historical perspective : a tale of two millennia / Masha Antokolskaia.
Imprint
Antwerpen : Intersentia ; Holmes Beach, Fla. : Distribution for North America [by] Gaunt, [2006]
Copyright
©2006
Description
xxviii, 565 pages ; 24 cm.
Series
European family law series ; 13.
Formatted Contents Note
Introduction
The cultural constraints argument, convergence, and harmonisation: the theoretical aspects
Historical precursors of the medieval uniform family law
Formation of the medieval canon ius commune of family law
Matrimonial property law in the high middle ages: beyond the canon law unification
Medieval canon ius commune of family law: continuance and radical change
The medieval ius commune of family law and the current harmonisation debate
Development of family law in the time of the Protestant Reformation
The Enlightenment: the cradle of the modern ideas on marriage and the family
The nineteenth century: family law in the middle of the conservative-progressive discord
The twentieth century until the sixties
The background of the reforms
'Death of marriage' or search for a new concept of marriage?
Divorce: has the no-fault revolution brought convergence closer?
Non-marital cohabitation: from outlaw to functional alternative for marriage
Illegitimate children: from discrimination to equality; an example of successful harmonisation
Matrimonial property law.
The cultural constraints argument, convergence, and harmonisation: the theoretical aspects
Historical precursors of the medieval uniform family law
Formation of the medieval canon ius commune of family law
Matrimonial property law in the high middle ages: beyond the canon law unification
Medieval canon ius commune of family law: continuance and radical change
The medieval ius commune of family law and the current harmonisation debate
Development of family law in the time of the Protestant Reformation
The Enlightenment: the cradle of the modern ideas on marriage and the family
The nineteenth century: family law in the middle of the conservative-progressive discord
The twentieth century until the sixties
The background of the reforms
'Death of marriage' or search for a new concept of marriage?
Divorce: has the no-fault revolution brought convergence closer?
Non-marital cohabitation: from outlaw to functional alternative for marriage
Illegitimate children: from discrimination to equality; an example of successful harmonisation
Matrimonial property law.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references and bibliography (pages 517-560).
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STA
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KJC1100 .A58 2006
Language
English
ISBN
9050955762
9789050955768
9789050955768
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