Elements of Private International Law

By Winston Anderson

Private International Law deals with the resolution of private disputes connected with different countries. The deepening of regional integration in the Caribbean and the rationalisation of governance structures, manifested in part by the establishment of the Caribbean Court of Justice, is the Caribbean’s answer to the challenges posed by globalisation.

Elements of Private International Law is the first book to address the rules by which Caribbean courts resolve these disputes. By addressing both the theoretical and practical problems associated with transnational dispute resolution, this book presents a clear and well structured exposition of the subject matter, dealing with issues such as the sources of International law, Jurisdiction, Recognition and Enforcement of Constitutional Rights and Sovereignty.