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ISS/IRC Code	COM-ADOPT FRE-063
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Title	L'adoption: un défi potentiel pour une Union Européenne en mutation
Author	DEMANGE Amélie
Generic unit	Collection des mémoires de l'Equipe de droit publi

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Date published/issue	00-00-2005
Date received	00-00-0000
Place published	FRANCE
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Publisher	Université Jean Moulin, Lyon, France
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Page	136
Price
ISBN	2-9517463-6-9
Type of material	Book
Language of document	French

Document information
Document description	Commentaries Research
Country concerned	FRANCE GERMANY HUNGARY LATVIA POLAND UNITED KINGDOM EUROPE
Index	Conv-europe Adoption-simple Child-nationality Origins-info Adoption-intercountry Legislation-adoption Conv-thc Adoptability-child Adoption-full Subsidiarity Paps-eligibility
Free text	This publication is a master's paper in communitarian law. It underlines the diversity of legislations related to adoption in the enlarged European Union (EU). Before this enlargement, EU was nearly entirely composed of receiving countries, but now, countries of origin are also part of it. Moreover, the legislation of the european receiving countries are also very diverse. On the contrary, the european countries of origin have very similar legislations. The book takes the example of three receiving countries (France, Germany, United Kingdom) and three countries of origin (Poland, Hongary, Latvia) to illustrate this. It identifies then the challenges which ensue from these diversities for EU. It concludes that the creation of a communitarian legislative act is necessary to resolve the difficulties of intercountry adoption in EU. This european law should pick up the best of the three models analysed in the book: the communitarian model, the conventional model and the Hague model.