BYU Academic Press Book Chapters

Marriage and Quasi-Marital Relationships in Central and Eastern Europe

• Title Page

• Table of Contents

• Introduction - Marriage in Central and Eastern Europe: The Hope of the Future
  Lynn D. Wardle

• Preface - The Meaning of Marriage
  Dr. Richard G. Wilkins

• Chapter 1 - The Crisis of The family and the inevitable depopulation in Russia and Europe in the first half of XXI century (sociological approach)
  Anatoly I. Antonov, Prof., Ph.D., Dr. Sc

• Chapter 2 - Family Crisis and the Demographic Situation in Russia: the Main Tendencies and Perspectives
  Victor M. Medkov

• Chapter 3 - Same-sex Union: A Comparison of the Various European Legal Concepts
  Professor Dr. Gordana Kovacek Stanic

• Chapter 5 - Quasi-Marital Relations From the Point of View of International Private Law
  Galina Fedoseeva

• Chapter 6 - Summary and analysis of the current law regulating marital and quasi-marital relationships in the new Serbian Family Law
  Professor Dr. Olga Cvejic Jancic

• Chapter 7 - Summary and Analysis of the current laws regulating marital and quasi-marital relationships in Slovenia
  Dr. Suzana Kraljic

• Chapter 8 - The current laws regulating marital and quasi-marital relationships in Hungary
  Dr.Martha Dóczi

• Chapter 9 - The impact of the changes in the law of marriage and quasi-marital relationships in Europe on Polish family law and social development
  Dr Katarzyna Bagan-Kurluta

• Chapter 10 - Revisions of Family Law in Poland after 1989 with Particular Focus on Property Relations Between Spouses
  Dr Piotr Fiedorczyk

• Chapter 11 - The marital contract and its effects for the Romanian Legislation
  Lecturer Dr. Adriana Ilut

• Chapter 12 - Developments in Marriage and Marital Law in the Czech Republic(after the communist take-over, collapse of communism and accessing the European Union)
  Zdenka Králícková, Associate professor

• Chapter 13 - Marriage in Romania
  Professor Pavel Suian

• Chapter 14 - Legal Aspects of Unmarried Cohabitation in Serbian Law - The Alternative Way For Man and Woman To Live Together
  Olga S. Jovic

• Chapter 15 - Legal Effects of Concubinages in Former Yugoslavian Republics (Serbia, Slovenia, Croatia, and Macedonia)
  Ms. Jelena Vidic

• Chapter 16 - Pros and Cons: Family Policy and Legislative Dilemmas in Regulating de Facto Unions
  Prof. Aleksandra Korac, Ph.D.

• Chapter 17 - Transsexual Persons: Right to Marry in the Countries of Former Yugoslavia
  Professor Dr Marija Draškic

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