Private law in Eastern Europe
Subtitle: autonomous developments or legal transplants?
By: edited by Christa Jessel-Holst, Rainer Kulms, and Alexander Trunk
Series: Materialien zum ausländischen und internationalen Privatrecht -- 50; Materialien zum ausländischen und internationalen Privatrecht -- 50.
Publisher: Mohr Siebeck
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Tübingen
Language: eng
Number of pages: 503
ISBN-13: 9783161505898
Subjects: Civil law; Corporation law; Ontwikkeling (proces); Congresses; Privaatrecht
Notes: International conference proceedings.
Table of contents: title: Welcome address / -- Jürgen Basedow; title: Optimistic normativism after two decades of legal transplants and autonomous developments  -- Rainer Kulms; title: Promoting legal reform in Eastern Europe : the EBRD approach  -- Michel Nussbaumer and Frederique Dahan; title: Social market economy values in legal reform projects in South East Europe (SEE)  -- Thomas Meyer; title: Development of private law on contracts in the Russian Federation  -- Alexander Komarov; title: General principles of private law in Ukraine  -- Volodymyr Kossak; title: Contract law in Serbia  -- Jelena Perović; title: Contract law in Romania  -- Camelia Toader; title: Private law developments in Slovenia : a European perspective  -- Verica Trstenjak; title: Private law in Bulgaria  -- Christian Takoff; title: Property law reform in Croatia between legal transplants and autonomous development  -- Tatjana Josipović; title: Property law in Bosnia and Herzegovina  -- Meliha Povlakić; title: Property law in Serbia : both autonomous legal development and legal transplant  -- Dušan Nikolić; title: The Serbian law on commercial companies  -- Mirko Vasiljević; title: Russian company and capital market law  -- Alexandra Makovskaya; title: 2009 : Russian corporate legislation reform continues and has to be continued  -- Oleg Zaitsev; title: Recent company law developments in the European Union  -- Ionuţ Rǎdulȩtu; title: Company law in Bulgaria  -- Tania Bouzeva; title: Romanian company law : recent evolution between autonomous development and legal transplants  -- Radu N. Catanǎ; title: Company law in Hungary  -- András Kisfaludi; title: Company law in Poland : between autonomous development and legal transplants -- Krzysztof Oplustil and Arkadiusz Radwan.