Preface

pp v-vi

Contents

pp vii-xiv

List of Authors

pp xv-xviii

PART ONE - THE CEFL PRINCIPLES ON PROPERTY RELATIONS BETWEEN SPOUSES

pp 1-2

General Rights and Duties in the CEFL Principles on Property Relations between Spouses

pp 3-12

Marital Property Agreements

pp 13-24

The Participation in Acquisitions Regime

pp 25-36

The Community of Acquisitions Regime

pp 37-62

PART TWO - BREAKUP OF (NON-)FORMALISED RELATIONSHIPS

pp 63-64

Statutory Regulation of Cohabiting Relationships in the Nordic Countries: Recent Developments and Future Challenges

pp 65-76

Legislating for Cohabitation in Common Law Jurisdictions in Europe: Two Steps Forward and One Step Back?

pp 77-94

The Swedish Cohabitees Act in Today's Society

pp 95-108

Maintenance between Former Spouses and Gender Equality

pp 109-118

Collaborative Practice: An Interdisciplinary Approach to the Resolution of Confl ict in Family Law Matters

pp 119-134

PART THREE - NEW CONCEPTS OF PARENTAGE

pp 135-136

The Right of the Child to Parents

pp 137-150

Contracting on Parentage

pp 151-168

Biological and Social Parenthood

pp 169-174

France: Biological and Social Parentage

pp 175-184

Anonymous Relinquishment and Baby-Boxes: Life-Saving Mechanisms or a Violation of Human Rights?

pp 185-198

Cross-Border Surrogacy: Time for a Convention?

pp 199-216

Re-Thinking Family Law: A New Legal Paradigm for Stepfamilies?

pp 217-228

PART FOUR - INTERNATIONAL FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS

pp 229-230

The Proposal for a Regulation on Matrimonial Property: A Critique of the Proposed Rule on the Immutability of the Applicable Law

pp 231-248

‘Habitual Residence’ in European Family Law: The Diversity, Coherence and Transparency of a Challenging Notion

pp 249-262

New Approaches to Same-Sex Marriage: The End of Nationality as a Connecting Factor?

pp 263-276

Protection Orders across Europe: First Remarks on Regulation No. 606/2013

pp 277-290

PART FIVE - TRANSNATIONAL FAMILIES: ACROSS NATIONS AND CULTURES

pp 291-292

Family Life and EU Citizenship: The Discovery of the Substance of the EU Citizen's Rights and its Genuine Enjoyment

pp 293-304