Family Law Developments In Costa Rica: The Childhood And Adolescence Code 1998 (sergio Alonso Valverde Alpizar)
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International Survey of Family Law Published on behalf of the International Society of Family Law General Editor: Dr Andrew Bainham, Fellow of Christ's College, Cambridge The International Survey of Family Law is rhe lnternational Society of Family Law's annual review of developments in family law across the world. The 2001 edition covers developments in 29 countries w¡itten by mernbers of the Society and orher leading academics and family Tbe 2001 Review begins with a round-up of the major themes of the last year, and goes on to tackle a number of issues of grear significance to many countries such as those relating to same-sex couples (The Netherlands), parental corporal punishment (Israel) and the dere¡mined enforcement of maintenance payments (Argentina). For the first time, cont¡ibutions from Costa Rica, Estonja, Jordan and Kenya have been included, whilst established cont¡ibutions from the USA, Canada, Australia, and England and W.rles a¡e also ¡o be found.
About the Society The International Society of Family Law aims to facilitate study and discussion by sponsoring and promoting international co-operation in research on family law topics world wide.
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International Survey of Family Law Published on behalf of the International Society of Family Law General Editor: Dr Andrew Bainham, Fellow of Christ's College, Cambridge The International Survey of Family Law is rhe lnternational Society of Family Law's annual review of developments in family law across the world. The 2001 edition covers developments in 29 countries w¡itten by mernbers of the Society and orher leading academics and family Tbe 2001 Review begins with a round-up of the major themes of the last year, and goes on to tackle a number of issues of grear significance to many countries such as those relating to same-sex couples (The Netherlands), parental corporal punishment (Israel) and the dere¡mined enforcement of maintenance payments (Argentina). For the first time, cont¡ibutions from Costa Rica, Estonja, Jordan and Kenya have been included, whilst established cont¡ibutions from the USA, Canada, Australia, and England and W.rles a¡e also ¡o be found.
About the Society The International Society of Family Law aims to facilitate study and discussion by sponsoring and promoting international co-operation in research on family law topics world wide.
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