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The fourth edition of this wide-ranging work covers the complex fields that make up the modern law of international commerce, finance and trade.

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It is still the only work presenting knowledge that flows from the modern legal environment following the expanded European market and legal space in a comprehensive way on each page. Dalhuisen offers an effortless comparative record on the international commercial contract law and regulation of our day. The text consistently uses fluent well formulated narrative which makes it enjoyable to read. Maren Heidemann International and Comparative Corporate Law Journal Volume 8, Issue 4

It is still the only work presenting knowledge that flows from the modern legal environment following the expanded European market and legal space in a comprehensive way on each page. Dalhuisen offers an effortless comparative record on the international commercial contract law and regulation of our day. The text consistently uses fluent well formulated narrative which makes it enjoyable to read.Maren HeidemannInternational and Comparative Corporate Law JournalVolume 8, Issue 4

Not many writers in the diverse and very broad fields of transnational law are capable of integrating them into a clear, coherent and concise reading. The fourth edition of Dalhuisen on Transnational Comparative, Commercial, Financial and Trade Law continues to examine these bodies of law from the formation of contracts in civil and common law to the private international law aspects of chattels and assignments, and from modern security interests to international aspects of financial services regulation with its unique virtuosity in explanation, narration and presentation. Dalhuisen takes an international perspective on these various subjects, helping to locate domestic commercial and financial law in their wider context.Each of the three volumes of this impressive work starts with a comprehensive coverage of the general principles and key issues. With a critical and contextual approach, the writing then goes in-depth, presenting the distinctive common law and civil law, modern European and United States approaches with admirable clarity.Dalhuisen's massive oeuvre, in this fourth edition, continues to be a unique and significant contribution to transnational commercial and financial law.Tey Tsun HangSingapore Journal of Legal StudiesDecember 2011It is still the only work presenting knowledge that flows from the modern legal environment following the expanded European market and legal space in a comprehensive way on each page. Dalhuisen offers an effortless comparative record on the international commercial contract law and regulation of our day. The text consistently uses fluent well formulated narrative which makes it enjoyable to read.Maren HeidemannInternational and Comparative Corporate Law JournalVolume 8, Issue 4

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Jan Dalhuisen is Professor of Law at King's College London, Miranda Chair in Transnational Financial Law at the Catholic University in Lisbon and a regular Visiting Professor at the University of California at Berkeley, and earlier at the Tsinghua University in Beijing and the University of New South Wales in Sydney Australia. Professor Dalhuisen graduated from the University of Amsterdam where he also received his PhD and from the University of Califirnia at Berkeley. He is Corresponding Member of the Royal Netherlands Academy orf Arts and Sciences, Member of the NY Bar, Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators and ICSID Arbitrator.

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