Civil justice between efficiency and quality : from ius commune to the CEPEJ / editors, C.H. van Rhee, A. Uzelac.

Includes bibliographical references.

Introduction -- Civil Procedure - Improving the Efficiency and Quality of National Justice Systems in Europe -- Judicial Systems in Europe Compared / P. Albers -- Efficiency and Justice in Procedural Reforms: The Rise and Fall of the Oral Hearing / J. Niemi Kiesilainen -- Dutch Civil Procedure: Reform and Efficiency / C. H. van Rhee -- Improving the Efficiency of Civil Justice: Some Remarks from an Austrian Perspective / P. Oberhammer -- Reforming Mediterranean Civil Procedure: Is there a Need for Shock Therapy? / A. Uzelac -- Case Management - Efficiency Through Better Organisation of Judicial Proceedings -- Case Management: Procedural law v. Best Practices / G. Y. Ng -- Improving Case Progression and Efficiency in the Commercial Court of Zagreb / J. M. Radway -- Legal Aid and Access to Court - Efficient Justice for all Users -- How to Use an International 'Best Policy' Model in the Analysis and Improvement of Finnish Legal Aid / J. T. Johnsen, F. Regan -- EU Trends in Access to Justice / B. Hess Hess, B -- Formal Rules in Civil Procedure and Access to Justice: Striking a Balance between Excessive Formalism and 'Anything goes' / F. Fernhout -- Legal Aid under the Case Law of the European Court of Human rights with Specific Regard to Croatia / A. Grgic -- Mediation - Efficiency Through Alternative Dispute Resolution -- Mediation and Employment Disputes: European Traditions and Global Pressure / A. de Roo, R. Jagtenberg -- ADR Italian Style: Panacea or Anathema? / E.Silvestri -- Post Scriptum - History of Civil Procedure -- The Procedural Ius Commune as a Source of Contemporary Law: A Croatian Example in a European Context / M. Petrak.

Text in English with some extracts in French.

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