Private International Law

1. Private actors

1.1. Institutions (UNIDROIT*, ICC, FIFA, etc)

1.2. Companies

1.2.1. Diffuse private interests / sector

1.3. ARBITRATION (in place of 'state jurisdiction')

1.3.1. CONTRACTS - Party autonomy

2. Non-étatique - Transnational

2.1. Soft law

2.2. Principles

2.3. Guidelines

2.4. Other normative expressions or sources (Usages; lex mercatoria; general principles of law)

3. Inter-étatique - "International" per se

3.1. Conventions made by States

3.2. Conventions made by UN (UNCITRAL)

3.3. Conventions made by other institutions (HccH, UNIDROit)

3.4. Diverse agreements

4. "L'ordre publique" - 'Interne'/domestic - International - Transnational

5. Jurisdiction - Choice of forum,, forum non conveniens

5.1. CONTRACTS - Party autonomy

6. State

6.1. As regulator

6.2. As an actor

6.3. In int' advocacy

7. Étatique - Domestic law

7.1. Conflict of Laws - Choice of applicable law

7.2. Enforcement of foreign decisions 'dialogue of judges'

8. Regional - Supranational

8.1. EU

8.1.1. Project

8.1.1.1. Action Item

8.1.1.2. Action Item

8.1.1.3. Action Item

8.1.2. Project

8.1.2.1. Action Item

8.1.2.2. Action Item

8.1.2.3. Action Item

8.2. OEA

8.3. OHADA, ASEAN, others

9. Individuals

9.1. Human rights

9.2. 'Global' and 'electronic' consumer

9.3. Marriage; families

9.4. Adoption

9.5. Surrogacy

9.6. Assets and properties

9.7. Citizenship

9.8. Expatriation (workers)

10. Collective

10.1. Environment

10.1.1. Corporate 'responsibility'

10.2. Refugees

10.2.1. 'jus cogens'

10.3. 'Space'

10.3.1. electronic law

10.3.1.1. air/space law

10.3.1.1.1. maritime