Recent Publication: Towards Universal Parenthood in Europe

The just lately printed e book In direction of Common Parenthood in Europe (Editoriale Scientifica, 2025), edited by Laura Carpaneto, Francesca Maoli, and Ilaria Queirolo, presents a well timed and rigorous contribution to European personal worldwide legislation and household legislation scholarship.

This quantity follows the conference reported at this weblog right here and likewise presents the outcomes of the UniPAR – In direction of Common Parenthood in Europe undertaking, an EU-co-funded analysis initiative that addresses a number of the most advanced authorized challenges in cross-border parenthood. Bringing collectively professional authors from totally different universities throughout European Union, the e book combines theoretical frameworks with sensible insights into how parenthood is recognised and controlled throughout totally different Member States. Protecting six EU jurisdictions (Spain, Belgium, Italy, Bulgaria, Croatia and Poland) the e book gives complete nationwide studies and comparative analyses on key problems with jurisdiction, relevant legislation, adoption, recognition of choices and delivery certificates and judicial cooperation in parenthood issues. The contents can be found right here.

This scholarly work advances the controversy on the necessity for coherence in authorized frameworks governing parentage and household relationships in European Union, particularly in contexts involving cross-border mobility, assisted reproductive applied sciences and the popularity of household statuses throughout Member States. The ultimate conclusions and suggestions serve each tutorial and coverage audiences, providing structured reflections on legislative gaps and potential paths in direction of harmonised guidelines in EU personal worldwide legislation.That is an important useful resource that deepens understanding of the authorized implications of cross-border parenthood and strengthens the inspiration for future legislative reform in European Union.