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XV:2: Conciliation Beyond the Courts – Aspirations and Limits of Mandated and Voluntary Court Mediation Programmes From a Multi-Jurisdictional Perspective

Shahla Ali

IX:2: The Justice System Takes Account of the (Social, Economic) Digital Revolution: Evidence Law Adjusted to Digitally Stored Information

Magne Strandberg

IV:2: Constitutionalization and Fundamentalization of Access to Justice

Tanja Domej

X:3: Overreaching Issues in Representative Actions

Elisabetta Silvestri Stefaan Voet Teresa Arruda Alvim Alexandre Biard

X:5: Mass Claims, ADR and Regulatory Redress

Deborah Hensler Stefaan Voet

IX:3: ICT Tools to Enhance Performance of the Civil Justice System (I) – Electronic Management of Proceedings

Aera Han

I:1: Introduction to the Project

Burkhard Hess

VI:0: Introduction to Part VI

Kangnikoeé Bado Janek T Nowak Linda S Mullenix Enrique Vallines García Stefan Huber Aluisio Gonçalves de Castro Mendes Aleš Galič Anna Nylund

X:4: Aggregate Litigation

Deborah Hensler

XIII:2: Comparative Legal Perspective on the Effective Enforcement of Creditors’ Rights

Masahisa Deguchi

I:2: Why Comparative Civil Procedure?

Margaret Woo

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V:4: Lis Pendens, Related Actions and Parallel Litigation

XIV:7: Recognition and Enforcement of Judgments

XV:2: Conciliation Beyond the Courts – Aspirations and Limits of Mandated and Voluntary Court Mediation Programmes From a Multi-Jurisdictional Perspective

IX:4: From Remote Hearings to Online Courts

III:6: Public Funding (Legal Aid)

VIII:2: Res Judicata

IX:2: The Justice System Takes Account of the (Social, Economic) Digital Revolution: Evidence Law Adjusted to Digitally Stored Information

IV:2: Constitutionalization and Fundamentalization of Access to Justice

X:3: Overreaching Issues in Representative Actions

X:5: Mass Claims, ADR and Regulatory Redress

IX:3: ICT Tools to Enhance Performance of the Civil Justice System (I) – Electronic Management of Proceedings

I:1: Introduction to the Project

VI:0: Introduction to Part VI

X:4: Aggregate Litigation

XIII:2: Comparative Legal Perspective on the Effective Enforcement of Creditors’ Rights

I:2: Why Comparative Civil Procedure?

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