Conflict of Laws, 7th ed.

This edition continues the tradition of organizing the teaching of conflicts around the broad themes reflected in different intellectual approaches to the problem. Part I builds a model for interjurisdictional conflicts in the context of state-state choice of law issues. Part II extends that model to a variety of related problems, including judicial jurisdiction, recognition and enforcement of judgments, family law issues, federal-state conflicts, and problems in international law. Developments in case law and references to the secondary literature have been updated, the section on complex litigation has been reworked, and a new section on conflicts in cyberspace has been added.