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This is the fifth and final volume of the book series „Problems of Transnational Civil Procedure“. It comprises the contributions from two international symposia held in Nagoya, Japan. The symposia were part of an international research project for „Establishing a New Framework for Realizing Effective Transnational Business Litigation“ created by Nagoya University in cooperation with the Japanese Society for the Promotion of Science and the University of Freiburg. The first chapter of this volume is intended to shed light on questions of international jurisdiction in insolvency matters, national solutions of cross-border insolvency, security interests in insolvency proceedings and the recognition and assistance of foreign insolvency proceedings. The recent issues, to which the second part of this volume is mainly devoted, are comparative studies on intellectual property litigation and the significance of „ordre public“ for recognition and enforcement. With contributions by: Neil H. Andrews, Silvia Barona Vilar, Chiara Besso Marcheis, Alexander Bruns, Marco De Cristofaro, Domenico Dalfino, Laura Ervo, Masaaki Haga, Viktória Harsági, Masanori Kawano, Miklós Kengyel, Dieter Leipold, Michele Lupoi, Dimitris Maniotis, Carlos Esplugues Mota, Peter L. Murray, Astrid Stadler, Rolf Stürner, Nicolò Trocker, Spyros Tsantinis

This book is the fourth volume of a series designed to discuss problems of transnational civil procedure. The fourth volume on Comparative Studies on Enforcement and Provisional Measures is the result of two international symposia in Nagoya, Japan and Padova, Italy. The contributions discuss comparative aspects of Systems of Civil Enforcement, Current Special Topics of Enforcement, Civil Enforcement of Non-Judgment Titles and Enforcement of Security interests in Insolvency Procedures as well as Comparative Studies on Provisional Measures, Problems of Jurisdiction and Enforcement, Provisional Matters and Proceedings on the Merits and Special Problems of the Law of Provisional Measures. With contributions by: Neil H. Andrews, Chiara Besso Marcheis, Alexander Bruns, Georges Cavalier, Marco de Cristofaro, Domenico Dalfino, Laura Ervo, Masaaki Haga, Viktória Harsági, Yasunori Honma, Burkhard Hess, Masanori Kawano, Miklós Kengyel, Michele Lupoi, Dimitris Maniotis, Carlos Esplugues Mota, Kayo Nishikawa, Peter L. Murray, Astrid Stadler, Rolf Stürner, Nicolò Trocker, Spyros Tsantinis

This book is the third volume of a book series devoted to the discussion of current topics of transnational civil procedure focusing mainly on the field of business disputes. This third volume is based on an international symposium which took place in Lyon, France. The contributors discuss comparative aspects of global business activities and tort law, problems of international jurisdiction in tort litigation as well as mass tort litigation. The symposium was part of an international research project for “Establishing a New Framework for Realizing Effective Transnational Business Litigation,” created by Nagoya University in cooperation with the Japanese Society for the Promotion of Science and the University of Freiburg. The contributions analyze the laws of England, France, Germany, Italy, Finland, Japan, Poland and the United States in important fields of transnational business litigation. Contributors: Neil H. Andrews, Georges Cavalier, Marco de Cristofaro, Laura Ervo, Andrea Guissani, Masaaki Haga, Emmanuel Jeuland, Masanori Kawano, Michele Lupoi, Dimitris Maniotis, Peter L. Murray, Piotr Pogonowski, Astrid Stadler, Nicolò Trocker

This book is the second volume of a series designed to discuss problems of transnational civil procedure. The second volume on International Contract Litigation, Arbitration and Judicial Responsibility in Transnational Disputes is the result of two international symposia in Freiburg, Germany and Nagoya, Japan. The contributions discuss comparative studies of the law of contracts and contract litigation, problems of international arbitration, jurisdiction in transnational litigation, the court’s responsibilities for determining foreign law, special case management by judges for foreign parties, the role of judges and party autonomy in settlement litigation and enforcement of settlements.

This book is the first volume of a series designed to discuss problems of transnational civil procedure. This first volume on current topics of international litigation is the result of an international symposium in Nagoya, Japan. The contributions discuss problems of provisional measures, international class actions, taking evidence abroad, and preclusive effects of foreign judgments. This first symposium in Nagoya, Japan, is a part of the international research project „Establishing a New Framework for Realizing Effective Transnational Business Litigation“ which is sponsored by the Japanese Society for the Promotion of Science and organized by the University of Nagoya, Japan, in cooperation with the University of Freiburg, Germany. The contributions of this volume analyze the laws of England, Germany, Italy, Hungary, Finland, Japan and the United States in areas of special significance for international business litigation. Each chapter of the book contains not only the papers but also the discussions and comments of distinguished participants of the symposium from all over the world.