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The restrictive Danish approach to the recognition of non-European judgments and the need for reform

https://doi.org/10.53292/2d0a224b.439d92a4
Johan Tufte-Kristensen

Published in The Politicisation of Private International Law, July 2026 s. 555–580

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Johan Tufte-Kristensen, ‘The restrictive Danish approach to the recognition of non-European judgments and the need for reform’ [2026] Scandinavian studies in law 555

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Tufte-Kristensen, J. (2026). The restrictive Danish approach to the recognition of non-European judgments and the need for reform. Scandinavian studies in law, 72, 555–580. https://doi.org/10.53292/2d0a224b.439d92a4

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Tufte-Kristensen, Johan. “The restrictive Danish approach to the recognition of non-European judgments and the need for reform.” Scandinavian studies in law, no. 72, 2026, pp. 555–580, https://doi.org/10.53292/2d0a224b.439d92a4.

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