Resource Topic: Parental Abduction

THE FAILURE OF PROMISE: THE U.S. REGULATIONS ON INTERCOUNTRY ADOPTION UNDER THE HAGUE CONVENTION

From a State-Centered Approach to Transnational Openness: Adapting the Hague Convention with Contemporary Human Rights Standards as Codified in the Convention on the Rights of the Child

From a State-Centered Approach to Transnational Openness: Adapting the Hague Convention with Contemporary Human Rights Standards as Codified in the Convention on the Rights of the Child

Recueil des cours. T. 335 = Collected courses of the Hague Academy of International Law. Vol. 335.

The maintenance of a Hague Convention : adapting to change : a discussion of techniques to ensure that a convention remains “fit for purpose”

ARTICLE 13(b) OF THE HAGUE CONVENTION TREATY: DOES IT CREATE A LOOPHOLE FOR PARENTAL ALIENATION SYNDROME?

I. LUXEMBOURG, BRUSSELS AND NOW THE HAGUE: CONGESTION IN THE PROMOTION OF FREE MOVEMENT IN PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY MATTERS

Abbott v. Abbott : Is a Ne exeat right a “right of custody” under the hague convention?

Cooperative efforts in private international law on behalf of children : the Hague Children’s Conventions

Multiple perspectives on battered mothers and their children fleeing to the United States for safety : a study of Hague Convention cases