V.I. Kisil. Mechanisms of Conflict of Laws Regulation in Current Private International Law. – Manuscript.

Thesis for obtaining the scientific degree of Doctor of Science (Law) in the specialization 12.00.03 – civil law, civil procedure; family law; private international law. – Institute of International Relations of Taras Shevchenko’s Kyiv National University, Kyiv, 2001.

The thesis is devoted to generalization of the development of the legislative mechanisms and doctrinal principles of settling conflict of laws in private international law (PIL), both in the past and at present stage. The research is intended to summarization and theoretical substantiation of trends of formulating conflict of laws rules and the basic PIL institutions in legislative acts of about 30 states. The author analyses normative means of settling classical conflict of laws (between laws of different states) and specific conflict of laws (hierarchic, inter-temporal, inter-local and inter-personal). Attention is paid to the issues of optimum form of codification in conflict of laws regulation mechanisms in current private international law. The research substantiates the conclusion of the leading role of national legislation in the process of settling the PIL issues, expedience of codifying PIL in the form of an autonomous complex act. The author provides suggestions regarding improvement of particular rules of Book VIII of the draft Civil Code of Ukraine, which is devoted to private international law.

Key words: private international law, conflict of laws regulation, codification, imperative rules, cross-reference function, international civil procedure, judicial practice.

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