Titlebook: International Insolvency Law; National Laws and In Elina Moustaira Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 International insolvency.I

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solvencies.Analyzes the complicated system that EC RegulatioThis book presents problems that often arise in the context of international/cross-border insolvencies; analyzes and compares national legislations and jurisprudence; elucidates the solutions offered by international/regional instruments; a

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Introduction,e debtor? Both are aims of the insolvency proceedings; but which one of the two should be considered as the main target? Not all countries follow the same path. In fact, there are many differences between the insolvency laws of the world. Further, even in the frame of one and the same country, there

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Influences: Legal Transplants,national law rules on insolvency, follow the same path. Only here, the influence of economic theories (and of law and economics, during the last decades) is even stronger. Still, economic analysis of law may be considered as part of the culture, in the broad sense, where culture is the way of living

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European Union,e met for a debtor to be declared in state of economic crisis, in state of insolvency. Liquidation and rescue proceedings are coexisting in most of them, also with many differences between them. The latter were “substantially modernized” in EU Member States—Germany, Belgium, Spain, France, Denmark,

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UNCITRAL Model Law 1997,ng issues of international insolvency. It was prepared in the frame of, and promulgated by UNCITRAL, “with the goals of enhancing cooperation between the actors in cross-border insolvency, promoting legal certainty in trade and investment, ensuring the fair and efficient administration of cross-bord

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Conclusions,in the Conference of 1904 and at the Fifth Session of the Hague Conference 1925 it was one of the issues to discuss. It was the first time the British government sent a delegation to The Hague to discuss the possibility of a diplomatic convention on uniform rules of private international law.