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Pris: 717 SEK exkl. moms  |  In Volume 72, scholars from the Nordic countries reflect on the politicisation of private international law from their respective national and academic perspectives. Traditionally, private international law has been understood as a neutral and technical field, aimed at managing cross-border relations without taking a position on the substance of competing legal systems. Today, however, this self-image is increasingly being challenged. Migration, digitalisation, global supply chains, climate-related disputes, and renewed geopolitical tensions raise new questions about the role and function of private international law in an increasingly globalised and polarised world.
The Volume Editors for this volume are Associate professor Lydia Lundstedt and Associate professor Erik Sinander.
The series Scandinavian Studies in Law is published by a non-profit trust. The first volume was presented in 1957 and to date almost 1000 articles have been published in the series. Find out more at scandinavianlaw.se.
Table of Contents
I. Values, Politics, and Governance
On the Deficit of Social Values in Private International Law
Michael Bogdan 15
NGPIL Conference 2025 – The Politicization of Private
International Law?
Michael Hellner 25
EU Private International Law, Polity and Governance in a
Transnational Context
Ulla Liukkunen 35
II. Geopolitics and the Role of Private International Law Exceptions
Crisis and War as a Challenge to Harmonisation of Private
International Law
Morten M. Fogt 57
Politicisation of Private International Law – some reflections on
public policy and reciprocity
Yuliya Chernykh and Marie Nesvik 103
Overriding Mandatory Rules
Marie Linton 115
Blocking Statutes in Private International Law
Peter Arnt Nielsen 143
III. The Expanding Role of Private International Law
Adjusting to Cyberspace: A reform agenda for private international law
Dan Jerker B. Svantesson 167
At the Crossroads of Private and Public Law: Nordic Klassikerskydd
and the Cross-Border Protection of Intangible Cultural Heritage
Lydia Lundstedt 193
Politicizing Private International Law Through Climate Litigation:
Particularists versus Universalists
Jens Klinteskog 231
Reconceptualizing contract and the politics of private international
law in a world of global value chains
Jaakko Salminen 259
International Insolvency Law and Corporate Groups
Anna Warberg 277
IV. New Global Challenges in Family Law
Human Rights Applications concerning Cross-Border Family Issues.
A Nordic perspective on women’s rights and the mission of private
international law
Maarit Jänterä-Jareborg 299
Affective Politics in Private International Family Law
Laima Vaigė 331
Recognition of Foreign Marriages and Ordre Public in Finnish
Private International Law
Tuulikki Mikkola and Fanni Aarniva 347
V. The Politics of Institutional and Procedural Mechanisms
The Principle of Non-Cumulation in EU Private International Law
Henrik Saugmandsgaard Øe, Rasmus Wittrup Laursen and
Philip Rennemo-Korsholm 369
Jurisdiction in Parallel Infringement Cases – a Close Look at the
BSH-case and its Consequences
Ulf Maunsbach 401
Arbitration in the EU: Brussel’s Arbitration Exclusion and Arbitrability
Kasper Steensgaard 423
Regulatory Competition and EU Private International Law
Harmonization – the Case of Conflicting Conflict-of-Laws Rules
for Arbitration
Erik Sinander 443
Party Autonomy in International Commercial Arbitration
– A Finnish Perspective
Onerva-Aulikki Suhonen 461
VI. The Continued Relevance of Regional, Bilateral and National
Solutions
The Quiet Politics of Private International Law: The Revitalisation
of the 1961 UK–Norway Convention Providing for Reciprocal
Recognition and Enforcement of Judgments in Civil Matters
Yuliya Chernykh 485
Nordic Conventions on Private International Law
Berte-Elen Konow 503
Codifying private international law in Norway – particularly, in the
field of corporate social responsibility
Giuditta Cordero-Moss 527
The restrictive Danish approach to the recognition of non-European
judgments and the need for reform
Johan Tufte-Kristensen 555
Contributors 581
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