Article Dans Une Revue Edinburgh Law Review Année : 2005

European integration, legal diversity and the conflict of laws

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How far does internal market integration require unification of the substantivelaws of member states? If diversity can be maintained, how do traditional principlesof the conflict of laws relate to mutual recognition? These issues are at theheart of two important contemporary debates within Europe, which are rarelyconnected with one another. This article aims to provide a link by suggesting thatthe conflict of laws could provide a more adequate tool of multi-level governancethan substantive unification, preserving legal pluralism, if it is allowed to assume aregulatory function which it is has hitherto been denied in the European tradition (...).

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hal-03603657 , version 1 (10-03-2022)

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Horatia Muir Watt. European integration, legal diversity and the conflict of laws. Edinburgh Law Review, 2005, 9 (1), pp.6 - 31. ⟨hal-03603657⟩
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