The Book European conflict of laws principles have a major effect on classical core areas of civil law, including contract law, criminal law and law of obligations. The increasing number of cross-border issues in Europe therefore makes familiarity with the relevant conflict of laws rules absolutely essential. The new Commentary analyses, article-by-article, all relevant European regulations: - Rome I and Rome II Regulations Brussels Ibis Regulation Service Regulation Taking of Evidence Regulation Enforcement Order Regulation European Insolvency Regulation In addition, the Commentary pays attention to international arbitration conventions: - New York Convention UNCITRALML The Advantages at a Glance - up-to-date comprehensive practice focus The Target Group For judges, legal practitioners, and academics.