The future of registered partnerships : family recognition beyond marriage? /
In many jurisdictions registered partnerships were introduced either as a functional equivalent to marriage for same-sex couples or as an alternative to marriage open to all couples. As marriage is opened up to same-sex couples in an increasing number of jurisdictions, this raises the question of wh...
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Published: |
Intersentia,
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Publisher Address: | Cambridge : |
Publication Dates: | [2017] |
Literature type: | Book |
Language: | English |
Series: |
European family law series ;
44 |
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Summary: |
In many jurisdictions registered partnerships were introduced either as a functional equivalent to marriage for same-sex couples or as an alternative to marriage open to all couples. As marriage is opened up to same-sex couples in an increasing number of jurisdictions, this raises the question of what the future of registered partnerships should be. Is there a function or indeed a need for another form of formalised adult relationship besides marriage? In this book, family law experts from 15 European and non-European countries present and explain the history and function of registered partnerships in their own family law systems as well as the role registered partnerships play under the ECHR and under EU law. In the concluding chapters the different approaches are analysed and compared. This book provides the basis for an informed discussion on the way forward for jurisdictions reviewing the recognition of adult relationships in general and registered partnership regimes in particular. |
Carrier Form: | xviii, 591 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm. |
Bibliography: | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
ISBN: |
9781780684291 1780684290 |
Index Number: | KJC1127 |
CLC: | D950.39 |
Call Number: | D950.39/F996 |
Contents: |
The future of registered partnerships : an introduction / Questionnaire / Registered partnerships in Denmark / Registered partnerships in Norway / Registered partnerships in Sweden / Registered partnerships in Iceland / Registered partnerships in the Netherlands / Registered partnerships in France / Registered partnerships in England and Wales / Registered partnerships in Scotland / Registered partnerships in Northern Ireland / Registered partnerships in the Republic of Ireland / Registered partnerships in Greece and Cyprus / Registered partnerships in Spain / Registered partnerships in Belgium / Registered partnerships in Australia / Registered partnerships in New Zealand / An ECHR right to access a registered partnership? / Registered partnerships in European Union law / The future of civil partnership in England and Wales / The past, present and future of registered partnerships / |