Titlebook: Normativity and Diversity in Family Law; Lessons from Compara Nadjma Yassari,Marie-Claire Foblets Book 2022 Springer Nature Switzerland AG

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United Arab Emirates: Temporary Multiculturalism, but Permanent Legal Pluralism?,igration country per se. Rather, the United Arab Emirates form a multicultural society by necessity. The country’s immigration system is primarily oriented to immigration of a temporary nature, as labor migration is not designed to be permanent. Instead, foreigners are generally expected to return t

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Bottom-Up Action and Hesitant Steps Towards Accommodating Multicultural Claims in Japanese Family Lal (heterosexual) unions, same-sex unions, transgender persons and marriage, families built around LGBT couples, the alleged medical neglect of children as a result of the religious beliefs of the parents, and the challenges faced by children of multi-national families. I conclude that the state has

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,Hungary: The Concept of Family Within the Framework of “Illiberal Democracy”,ion and a Civil Code, as a decisive factor regarding family politics and the legal framework regulating various aspects of family life and private life. The authors find that these family policies/frameworks (directly or indirectly) create an unequal situation for those who do not live according to

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Between Openness and Restriction: German Family Law and Multicultural Challenges,w a consistent strategy in tackling multicultural conflicts. In substance, German law has no clear view on whether multicultural conflicts are to be addressed with tolerance or restriction. Moreover, the mechanisms for implementing a tolerant or restrictive approach are rather random: in some parts

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Love, Law, Limits and Loopholes: How Diversity Challenges Austrian Family Law,e will use specific cases to examine recent diversity debates, legal claims and legislative amendments in family law. First, we will identify the most striking contemporary claims related to social diversity that have been raised recently in Austria by individuals as well as interest groups, includi

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Balancing Cultural Claims and Universal Rights in Finnish Family Law,on of marriage, divorce and some specific issues related to how the rights of the child and the best interests of child are understood in Finnish law. It is observed that although culture and religion are important factors in the organization of family life within cultural and religious communities

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