Titlebook: Civil Litigation in a Globalising World; X.E. Kramer,C.H. Rhee Book 2012 T.M.C.ASSER PRESS, The Hague, The Netherlands, and the authors 20

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Convergence of Civil Procedure Systems in Europe: Comments from a Belgian Perspectiveake of this analysis, much attention is paid to a clear delineation of the object of study and a detailed description of the various methods to induce convergence. It is pointed out that the current euphoria around procedural harmonisation is not always justified: many harmonisation efforts encounte

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X.E. Kramer,C.H. RheeProvides a unique compilation of original papers by recognized international experts in the field of civil procedure.Includes not only valuable insights in global and European harmonization of civil p

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-6704-817-0Civil procedure; Comparative civil procedure; European civil procedure; Globalization; Harmonization of

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,‘The Truth Looks Different from Here...’1,ice might usefully be arranged under these four corner-stones of civil justice: Access to Legal Advice and Dispute-Resolution Systems; Equality and Fairness between the Parties; A Focused and Speedy Process; and Adjudicators of Integrity. Jurists and scholars of procedure will acknowledge the need t

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Christian Dennys Monteiro‘de Oliveiraaking into consideration past experiences in this field. The question as to the desirability of harmonisation will not be discussed. The chapter will especially focus on (1) Harmonisation as a result of national law reform, (2) Harmonisation as a result of competition between procedural systems, and