California Western International Law Journal

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  Año 2000, Vol. 31, Número 1. Texto Completo Ejemplar

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    Relationships between family and government

    Lynn D. Wardle

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    págs. 1-22

    
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    The new aspects of russian family law

    Maria V. Antokolskaia

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    págs. 23-31

    
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    Rights of custody and access under the hague child abduction convention--"A questionable result?"

    Marilyn Freeman

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    págs. 39-52

    
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    Activities of the council of Europe in the field of family law

    Marta Requena Huertas

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    págs. 53-66

    
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    Children's rights in the hungarian judicial practice

    Andras Koros

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    págs. 67-74

    
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    Changes in the modern era lead to the evolution of hungarian family law and children's rights

    Emilia Weiss

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    págs. 75-82

    
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    Croatia's new family act and its implications on marriage and other forms of family life

    Dijana Jakovac Lozic

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    págs. 83-99

    
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    The significance of biological parentage in Yugoslav family law

    Gordana Kovaiek Stanic

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    págs. 101-114

    
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    Yugoslavia: The medico-legal issue of transsexuality

    Marija Drakic

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    págs. 115-126

    
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    Parental responsibility and state intervention

    Ruth Farrugia

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    págs. 127-140

    
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    Saving lives in the international court of justice: The use of provisional measures to Protect human rights

    Alison Duxbury

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    págs. 141-177