This chapter deals with two issues concerning the general theory of private international law considering the Colombian context: the sources of private international law and its methodological plurality. It addresses the complex interplay of sources in Colombian private international law and how it is rooted in a combination of international treaties and domestic laws that challenges the identification of a hierarchical order between them. The chapter also examines how the methodological plurality of Colombian private international law involves the application of internationally mandatory rules, special substantive rules, and conflict rules, highlighting its diverse and layered approach.

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Sources and Methodological Plurality of Private International Law in Colombia

  • Claudia Madrid Martínez

摘要

This chapter deals with two issues concerning the general theory of private international law considering the Colombian context: the sources of private international law and its methodological plurality. It addresses the complex interplay of sources in Colombian private international law and how it is rooted in a combination of international treaties and domestic laws that challenges the identification of a hierarchical order between them. The chapter also examines how the methodological plurality of Colombian private international law involves the application of internationally mandatory rules, special substantive rules, and conflict rules, highlighting its diverse and layered approach.