Management in civil process abroad

The book examines the Institute for Management of Affairs in Civil Procedure abroad. A case management is understood as active initiative actions of the court when considering and resolving a civil case related to the use of funds and procedures appropriate to the case and aimed at protecting violated or challenged rights as quickly as possible. The responsibility for managing affairs lies with the state, and for managing a specific case - at a judge who is endowed with the relevant powers and instruments for the performance of this obligation.
Affairs management is studied in 18 countries (Germany, Austria, France, the Netherlands, England, Norway, Romania, Poland, Belarus, China, Singapore, Australia, India, Saudi Arabia, USA, USA, Canada, Brazil), Brazil), And also on the supranational level.
The book is designed for lawyers - scientific and practical workers, may be useful to students and graduate students of law universities, including as a textbook on a foreign civil process