Supreme Courts in Transition in China and the West

1. Introduction
C. H. (Remco) Rhee, Yulin Fu

2. The Chinese Supreme People’s Court in Transition
Yulin Fu

3. The Supreme Court of the United Kingdom: A Selective Tribunal with the Final Say on Most Matters
Neil Andrews

4. From Courts of Appeal to Courts of Precedent—Access to the Highest Courts in the Nordic Countries
Jørn Øyrehagen Sunde

5. The Supreme Cassation Court of the Netherlands: Efficient Engineer for the Unity and Development of the Law
R. R. Verkerk, C. H. (Remco) Rhee

6. Civil Cassation in Spain: Past, Present, and Future
Marco Benito

7. Squaring the Circle: Individual Rights and the General Interest Before the Supreme Courts of the German-Speaking Countries
Tanja Domej

8. The End of Cassation in Chile? Recourse to the Chilean Supreme Court in Civil Matters
Pablo Bravo-Hurtado

9. The French Court of Cassation: On the Threshold of a Quiet Revolution?
Frédérique Ferrand

10. Changing Faces of Post-socialist Supreme Courts: Croatia and Slovenia Compared
A. Uzelac, Aleš Galič

11. The Italian Supreme Court of Cassation: Of Misnomers and Unaccomplished Missions
Elisabetta Silvestri

Nyckelord: Law, Private International Law, International & Foreign Law, Comparative Law, Civil Procedure Law, Dispute Resolution, Mediation, Arbitration, Labour Law/Social Law, Commercial Law