Aún no tienes productos en tu cesta
European Private International Law
Sólo queda(n) 3 en stock
Entrega a domicilio
Recógelo en tienda en 2 horas
Elige una tienda
Compra segura
Entrega en 1-2 días laborables
Envío gratuito a partir de 19 € en libros y a partir de 39 € en el resto de artículos
Regístrate y disfruta de descuentos en cada compra
Especial Navidad: se aceptan devoluciones hasta el 18 de enero
Descripción
This work presents the d content of current European private international law. It is, in fact, a book of law written by several authors from Spain and Italy: professors Alfonso-Luis Calvo Caravaca, Javier Carrascosa Gonzí¡lez, Silvia Marino, María Asunción Cebrií¡n Salvat and Isabel Lorente Martínez.This book is intended for anyone interested in studying and learning about the private international law system of the European . In this sense, it attempts to clearly explain the fundamental structures of this fascinating branch of law as well as to convey a series of interesting, intuitive, constructive and brilliant ideas that may set the course for the future.This book understands EU private international law as a product of the culture of European society. European private international law is not a mere set of rules, a series of European regulations that come out of nowhere: it is a very important part of the (legal) culture of Europe, it is a cultural product that is part of European civilisation. In this sense, the authors believe in Europe and in the values that Europe has represented for more than two hundred years. We believe in Europe as an ideal of a free and diverse society made up of free and diverse people. This book is a tribute to freedom í» to freedom of movement of persons, families, goods, capitals, companies and services, and also a homage to business freedom in a market economy. It is a tribute to private international law, which makes all these freedoms possible.
Ficha técnica - European Private International Law
Tipo de producto:
Libro
Páginas/Hojas:
508
Año de edición:
2022
Idioma:
Español
Tipo de tapa:
Blanda
EAN:
9788413693798
Referencia Abacus:
1487491.65
Editorial:
Comares
5% descuento
Comprobar disponibilidad de Click&Collect
Indica tu localidad para encontrar tu tienda más cercana