Introduction. - The rise of nationality: the theoretical background; the politics of nationality seen through the prism of private international law; the technical advantages associated with using nationality as a connecting factor or a head of jurisdiction - The decline of nationality: the changed theoretical landscape; the place of nationality in the contemporary politics of private international law; the residual relevance of the technical advantages associated with nationality - Concluding remarks
Franzina, P., The Evolving Role of Nationality in Private International Law, in Annoni, A., Forlati, S. (ed.), The Changing Role of Nationality in International Law, Routledge, London 2013: 193- 209. 10.4324/9780203436974 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/146973]
The Evolving Role of Nationality in Private International Law
Franzina, Pietro
2013
Abstract
Introduction. - The rise of nationality: the theoretical background; the politics of nationality seen through the prism of private international law; the technical advantages associated with using nationality as a connecting factor or a head of jurisdiction - The decline of nationality: the changed theoretical landscape; the place of nationality in the contemporary politics of private international law; the residual relevance of the technical advantages associated with nationality - Concluding remarks
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