Cross-Border Services and Choice of Law

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Focusing on the intersection of private international law and cross-border services, this multidisciplinary study addresses the complexities of Europeanisation in various legal fields, including commercial and consumer law. It highlights the challenges posed by globalization and the fragmentation of conflicts law in Europe. The author analyzes the transition of the Rome Convention into a Community instrument and offers legal comparisons, including EU and US perspectives, to enhance understanding of these evolving conflicts rules and their implications.