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A Jurisprudence Review of the Doctrine of the Most Significant Relationship

Yi Deng

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As a new system in international private law, the origin and development of the doctrine of the most significant relationship are the result of politics economics culture and philosophy. The paper gives an analysis of the origin of the doctrine of the most significant relationship and its application in different countries, it also emphasizes that we must understand the problems and deal with them scientifically.

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As a new system in international private law, the origin and development of the doctrine of the most significant relationship are the result of politics economics culture and philosophy. The paper gives an analysis of the origin of the doctrine of the most significant relationship and its application in different countries, it also emphasizes that we must understand the problems and deal with them scientifically.

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As a new system in international private law, the origin and development of the doctrine of the most significant relationship are the result of politics economics culture and philosophy. The paper gives an analysis of the origin of the doctrine of the most significant relationship and its application in different countries, it also emphasizes that we must understand the problems and deal with them scientifically.

Key concepts: Doctrine, Jurisprudence, Politics, Political science, Legal doctrine, Law and economics, Epistemology, Law

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