CARRASCOSA GONZÁLEZ, JAVIER / CEBRIAN SALVAT,MARIA ASUNCION / LORENTE MARTÍNEZ, ISABEL
In the year 212 A.D., the so-called Edict of Caracalla or Constitutio Antoniniana extended Román citizenship to all free inhabitants of the Román Empire, with the exception of a few people.
Despite the fact that the reasons for this decisión continué to be strongly debated still today, -perhaps the Emperors desire to increase State revenues was one of those-, it is true that, from that moment on, all Europe was led to a legal unification under Román Law.
In the year 2024 A.D., this book ineludes not 212 but exactly 219 practical cases for students of prívate international law to be analyzed. European prívate international law operates today as the real civil constitution of the European Union. A set of regulations that unites peoples in the Union and respeets legal diversity proper to the Member States. European prívate international law provides legal certainty for free movement of persons, goods, capital, firms and Services. European prívate international law is one of the strongest pillars of Europe. Accordingly, not only does it deserve much attention from an academic perspective, but also from a practical view.
This work is the perfect complement to the book A.-L. Calvo Caravaca / J. Carrascosa González (editors), European prívate international law, 2nd edition, RRC, Murcia, 2024. This is also the perfect moment and time for the authors to thank our mentor, professor Dr. D. Alfonso-Luis Calvo Caravaca, for his wise teachings. Moreover, the authors appreciate the beautiful artwork by ¡llustrator Alessandro Sánchez Pennaroli, which helps to convey some of the key ideas contained in each section of the book. The authors would also like to thank Umberta Pennaroli for her meticulous revisión and translation into English of the cases during the four years of its production.
