Contents of Japanese Yearbook of Private International Law Japanese |English

■　 Japanese Yearbook of Private International Law 15

Articles General Remarks on the New Japanese Rules on International Judicial Jurisdiction ……Y. NAKANISHI >>Summary The New Rules on International Jurisdiction: Focusing on Rules relating to Foreign Corporations and Contractual Obligations ……T. MORISHITA >>Summary Where are we now?: Some current issues of the Hague Child Abduction Convention ……J. YOKOYAMA >>Summary Responsibility of the Government in the Implementation of the Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction ― Function of the Central Authority ……T. NISHIOKA >>Summary The Dynamic Structure of International Regulations of the Global Market Economy and Its Implication to the "Party Autonomy" Discourse ― A Public Law Perspective ……T. FUJITANI >>Summary Private Autonomy in Dispute Settlement ……D. YOKOMIZO >>Summary Party Autonomy through International Private Law ―from Cross-Border Prospective, including Arbitration Practice. ……Y. TAKATORI >>Summary 'Proper Law of a Tort' and Victory over 'Acquired Rights' Theory in England ……Y. TANEMURA >>Summary The Law Applicable to Contract Concluded within "Multilateral System" for Financial Instruments Trading in EU Law ― A Comparative Study of Rome I Regulation and MiFlD …… M. NARAZAKI >>Summary A Contemporary Perspective on the Choice-of-Law Rules for Trusts in Japan …… R. YATSUNAMI >>Summary

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