Review of the volume „Statut personal si nationalitate in dreptul international private”, authored by Aurora Ciuca, published by LUMEN Publishing House, Iasi, 2018
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https://doi.org/10.18662/lumenlaw/22Keywords:
personal status, nationality, private international law, Aurora Ciuc?.Abstract
The volume "Personal Status and Nationality in Private International Law", written by Professor PhD Aurora Ciuc? and published in 2018 by LUMEN Publishing House, contains all the elements of a successful monograph: well-documented, well-structured, well-organized, marked with author's personal opinions, well-argued along with criticism, queries, the author's debates, which bring new elements into the literature, following the legal institutions in their historical development, then in their present organization, underlining the novelty, future trends. In addition, it is written in an original, cursive and pleasant manner.
References
Ciucă, A. (2018a). Statut personal şi naţionalitate în dreptul internaţional privat. Iaşi, România: Lumen.
Ciucă, A. (2017). Persoana fizică în dreptul internaţional public. Prolegomene. Iaşi, România: Lumen.
Ciucă, A. (2018b). Drept internaţional public. Iaşi, România: Lumen.
Ciucă, A. (2019). Vespasian V. Pella şi idealul păcii prin drept. Iaşi, România: Lumen.
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