1. Introduction and scope of investigation. – 2. Equal sovereignty in conflict of laws and post-colonial extra-territoriality of domestic laws. – 3. Private law’s regulatory rules vs public laws: the interference of national authorizations on the operability of Article 7 Rome II Regulation. – 4. Article 7 Rome II Regulation: environmental damages vs damages to properties following adverse effects on the environment. – 5. Conclusions.
Ecological Damage and Conflict of Laws: A Plea Against Post-Colonial and Anthropocentric Approaches in Private International Law
stefano dominelli
2026-01-01
Abstract
1. Introduction and scope of investigation. – 2. Equal sovereignty in conflict of laws and post-colonial extra-territoriality of domestic laws. – 3. Private law’s regulatory rules vs public laws: the interference of national authorizations on the operability of Article 7 Rome II Regulation. – 4. Article 7 Rome II Regulation: environmental damages vs damages to properties following adverse effects on the environment. – 5. Conclusions.
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