2007Scandinavian studies in lawRequires access

The Nordic Countries in the Vanguard of European Family Law

Jens M. Scherpe

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1 The Legal Recognition of Same-sex Relationships 266 1.1 The First Steps Taken in Sweden 266 1.2 Denmark Introduces the Registered Partnership 267 1.3 The Other Nordic Countries Follow and the ‘Nordic Model’ is Created 269 1.4 European Initiatives and Cases 270 1.5 The Nordic Influence on National Legislators 271

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1 The Legal Recognition of Same-sex Relationships 266 1.1 The First Steps Taken in Sweden 266 1.2 Denmark Introduces the Registered Partnership 267 1.3 The Other Nordic Countries Follow and the ‘Nordic Model’ is Created 269 1.4 European Initiatives and Cases 270 1.5 The Nordic Influence on National Legislators 271

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1 The Legal Recognition of Same-sex Relationships 266 1.1 The First Steps Taken in Sweden 266 1.2 Denmark Introduces the Registered Partnership 267 1.3 The Other Nordic Countries Follow and the ‘Nordic Model’ is Created 269 1.4 European Initiatives and Cases 270 1.5 The Nordic Influence on National Legislators 271

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