《THE INTERNATIONAL SUREVY OF FAMILY LAW 1995》

International Annual review of international Family LawGeraldine Van Bueren1

Argentina The step-family ("familia ensamblada") in ArgentinaCecilia P. Grosman and Irene Martinez Alcorta17

Australia In the shadow of change - Australian Family Law in 1995Frank Bates29

Barbados The emerging legal status of the de facto family in BarbadosNorma Monica Forde51

Belgium Divorce procedure, children’s hearing in courts,joint parental authority: major reforms in Belgium, 1994 and 1995Jehanne Sosson73

Canada The Supreme Court on the nature of the family and spousal support, and other developmentsMartha Bailey and Nicholas Bala85

China Protecting the health of mothers and their children? Developments in the Family Law of the People’s Republic of China, 1995Michael Palmer107

Croatia Family legislation in the period of creating a new legal orderMira Alincic and Dubravka Hrabar117

Denmark The family principle and the individual principle - and recent legislative newsLinda Nielsen127

England Family justice and family values in 1995Michael Freeman142

Germany The need for reform in parentage lawRainer Frank167

Greece Reforming the law of adoptionIoannis Deliyannis179

Hungary Family Law in HungaryMartha Doczi197

Iceland General principles and recent developments in Icelandic Family LawDavid Thor Bjorgvinsson215

India Family Law under stress and judicial perceptionsRam Singh237

Indonesia Indonesian Marriage LawWila Chandrawila Supriadi279

Republic of Ireland Life, death and divorcePaul Ward287

Korea The claim of division of property on divorceMi-Kyung Cho321

Malaysia Women, children, pluralism and the lawPeter de Cruz335

The Netherlands Re-thinking marriage, parenthood and adoptionCaroline Forder359

New Zealand Dealing with family violence: Family Law in New Zealand 1995Bill Atkin383

Poland Adoption: revision of the Family and Custody CodeWanda Stojanowska401

Puerto Rico Paternity determinations by administrative decree and other related issuesPedro F. Silva-Ruiz409

Rwanda Family Law in RwandaCharles Ntampaka415

Scotland Child law reform - at last!Elaine E. Sutherland435

Sierra Leone Children in especially difficult circumstancesIda E. P. Lisk457

Sweden Rights of the unborn child and questions of custody, access and residenceAke Saldeen477

Switzerland Choosing its own way or following others’?Olivier Guillod487

The United States Improving legal representation for childrenMarygold S. Melli503

Uruguay Revision of the civil code and reduction in the age of majorityEduardo Vaz Ferreira521

Yugoslavia Legal reforms concerning the familyGordana Kovacek Stanic533

Zimbabwe Family Law reform in Zimbabwe - 1987 to the presentFareda Banda543