HCCH - Publications Catalogue 2026

Publications Catalogue March 2026 Hague Conference on Private International Law | Conférence de La Haye de droit international privé Conferencia de La Haya de Derecho Internacional PrivadoDear Reader, Welcome to the September 2024 Edition of the Publications Catalogue (Catalogue) of the HCCH. This Catalogue comprises the full list of publications issued by the HCCH since it was first convened in 1893. The publications are available on a range of traditional and modern media, including hard copies, simple downloads or e-books. HCCH publications are usually available in at least English, French and Spanish, the three official languages of the HCCH. In many cases, however, the generous support of numerous States and institutions have allowed the publications to be translated into other, non-official languages. The HCCH’s publications cover a wide range of topics reflecting the Organisation’s work in the areas of International Family and Child Protection Law; Transnational Litigation and Apostille; and International Commercial, Digital, and Financial Law. The collection of the HCCH’s Conventions and instruments and the Proceedings of its Diplomatic Sessions are also included in this Catalogue. There are some features of this Edition which are worth mentioning expressly. First, the HCCH’s Secretariat, the Permanent Bureau, has edited the Proceedings of each Session, thus creating an impressive collection of the Actes et documents that chronicles those Sessions. Secondly, the HCCH’s website has been completely revamped, providing simple and efficient access to organisational documents. Visitors to the website will find it easy to navigate to general and specific information compiled for each of the instruments, including the authoritative texts of the HCCH Conventions, full status reports, bibliographies, information concerning authorities designated under each instrument, and a comprehensi ve array of key governance documents which shed light on the operation of the Organisation. Finally, readers can always find the most recent version of this Catalogue on the HCCH website (www.hcch.net), where it serves as a one-stop-shop for those who wish to remain up to date on the HCCH’s latest publications.

which shed light on the operation of the Organisation. Finally, readers can always find the most recent version of this Catalogue on the HCCH website (www.hcch.net), where it serves as a one-stop-shop for those who wish to remain up to date on the HCCH’s latest publications. Happy reading! The Permanent BureauThe HCCH at a glance A Global Organisation The HCCH currently has 91 Members – comprising States representing all major regions of the globe, as well as one organisation, the European Union. In addition, a number of non-Members have either signed or become Parties to the HCCH Conventions. As a resu lt, the work of the HCCH encompasses over 150 States around the world. Building bridges between legal systems, reinforcing legal certainty and security In an increasingly connected world, people and businesses alike find themselves in situations which are connected to more than one country. In such multi-jurisdictional settings, important questions arise, including which country’s courts are competent to decide possible disputes, which law would those courts have to apply, and how could a judgment given by those courts be enforced in another country. The answers to these rules are provided by a specialised body of rules known as “private international law”. The statutory mission of the HCCH is to work towards the “progressive unification” of these rules. When promulgated, they represent internationally-agreed approaches and important “road signs” that allocate competency, applicable law, and the ability to enforce a foreign judgment. Combined with innovative mechanisms that foster international judicial and administrative co -operation, the rules comprise the HCCH’s multilateral legal instruments. These instruments build strong “bridges” between legal systems in the areas of commercial law and litigation, international civil procedure and child protection as well as in matters of marriage and personal status. The HCCH’s ultimate goal is to work for a world in which, despite the differences between legal systems, people and businesses can enjoy a high degree of legal security. An Organisation with a proud history, a strong presence and a bright future

personal status. The HCCH’s ultimate goal is to work for a world in which, despite the differences between legal systems, people and businesses can enjoy a high degree of legal security. An Organisation with a proud history, a strong presence and a bright future The HCCH draws on more than 125 years of experience progressively unifying the rules of private international law, with its origins dating back to 1893 – the year of the first “Hague Conference”, convened by the Dutch government at the behest of T.M.C. Ass er. A Dutch lawyer, scholar and diplomat, Asser would later be awarded the 1911 Nobel Peace Prize for his visionary efforts towards the establishment of what would become a multilateral platform for dialogue and collaboration in the field of private international law. In the following decades, six more Sessions of the Hague Conference would be convened until, at its seventh Session, held shortly after the end of the Second World War, a number of States agreed upon the adoption of a Statute which, upon in its entry into force in 1955, would establish the HCCH as a permanent inter - governmental organisation, governed and funded by its Members, and supported by a multinational secretariat, the Permanent Bureau. Since then, the HCCH works for the progressive unification of the rules of private international law, both through the negotiation and adoption of Conventions and other legal instruments and through the provision of post-Convention services to ensure the effective implementation and operation of its Conventions and instruments.Its many activities are coordinated by the Permanent Bureau, headquartered in The Hague (Netherlands), with a Regional Office for Latin America and the Caribbean in Buenos Aires (Argentina), and a Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific in Hong Kong (China). The Permanent Bureau maintains direct contact with its Members through designated National and Contact Organs, as well as through the many national Central and competent Authorities that have been designated under certain Conventions. Moreover, it develops and maintains strong ties with experts, international governmental and non -governmental organisations, and with profes sional and academic communities. The Permanent Bureau is also responsible for the organisation of the

Contact Organs, as well as through the many national Central and competent Authorities that have been designated under certain Conventions. Moreover, it develops and maintains strong ties with experts, international governmental and non -governmental organisations, and with profes sional and academic communities. The Permanent Bureau is also responsible for the organisation of the HCCH’s meetings and events, for the conduct of preparatory research on the subjects covered by the Organisation, and for the provision of postConvention services and assistance. The HCCH Conventions and instruments Since its inception, over 40 Conventions and instruments have been adopted under the auspices of the HCCH, providing clarity and direction in cross-border relations across three main areas: ▪ International Family and Child Protection Law ▪ Transnational Litigation and Apostille ▪ International Commercial, Digital, and Financial Law These instruments offer clear private international law rules and innovative legal, administrative and judicial solutions to problems commonly encountered in cross -border trade, commerce, investment or movement of people. Among the various HCCH Conventions and instruments, the following are considered core Conventions and instruments, prioritised due to their wide implementation, strong practical relevance, or recent adoption: ▪ 1961 Apostille Convention ▪ 1961 Form of Wills Convention ▪ 1965 Service Convention ▪ 1970 Evidence Convention ▪ 1970 Divorce Convention ▪ 1980 Access to Justice Convention ▪ 1980 Child Abduction Convention ▪ 1985 Trusts Convention ▪ 1993 Adoption Convention ▪ 1996 Child Protection Convention ▪ 2000 Protection of Adults Convention ▪ 2005 Choice of Court Convention ▪ 2006 Securities Convention ▪ 2007 Child Support Convention & 2007 Maintenance Obligations Protocol ▪ 2015 Principles on Choice of Law in International Commercial Contracts ▪ 2019 Judgments ConventionTable of Contents 12 15 30 45 50 Instruments Proceedings of the HCCH Explanatory Reports Annual Report Brochures Interdisciplinary Publications

▪ 2019 Judgments ConventionTable of Contents 12 15 30 45 50 Instruments Proceedings of the HCCH Explanatory Reports Annual Report Brochures Interdisciplinary Publications 55 59 68 82 89 92 Adoption Child Abduction Child Support Protection of Adults Protection of Children The Judges' Newsletter on International Child Protection 98 109 110 115 119 123 124 Access to Justice Apostille Choice of Court Evidence Form of Wills Judgments Service 126 130 131 Choice of Law in Contracts Securities Trusts 132 International Commercial, Digital, and Financial Law 129 Transnational Litigation & Apostille 108 International Family & Child Protection Law 57 About the Catalogue 7 Major Publications 11Joint Publications 135 General Terms and Conditions of Sale 141 Rights & Permissions 146 Ordering 148 Publishers 151 Tourists & Visitors 133About the Catalogue8 Publications Catalogue The HCCH publications featured in this Catalogue are organised into the following five colourcoded categories:

1. The “Major Publications” Section includes publications that represent the core work of the HCCH, namely the development of instruments for the progressive unification of private international law rules. The publications gathered in this Section are: the Proceedings of the HCCH, a valuable source of information and the principal published work of the Organisation; the Conventions – the result of work carried out by the Diplomatic Sessions resulting in the adoption of the aforementioned Conventions, and the 2 015 HCCH Principles on Choice of

Law in International Commercial Contracts, the first normative soft-law instrument developed by the HCCH and approved in March 2015; and the Explanatory Reports drawn up for each Convention, which are aimed at providing information to the public as to the sense intended by the Diplomatic representatives for a particular Convention. Finally, three other types of “general” publications complete this Section: the Annual Report, aiming at making the HCCH better known; the Brochures, pursuing the goal of providing a concise and useful source of information for practitioners who are working with the Conventions for which brochures have been drawn up; and the last item entitled “Interdisciplinary Publications” is intended to highlight particular publications that could be qualified as “cross -disciplinary” publications, drawn up in the frame of particular circumstances. Such is the case for the Essays in honour of Hans van Loon.1

2. The “ International Family & Child Protection Law ” Section gathers specific publications published by the Permanent Bureau in this particular field of the HCCH activities. This Section includes different types of publications, such as Explanatory Reports, Handbooks, Guides to Good Practice and Brochures, which relate to the following topics: Intercountry Adoption, Child Abduction, Child Support, Protection of Adults and Protection of Children. These publications are more particularly aimed at the authorities of the Members of the HCCH and Contracting States who are charged with applying the Conventions, but can also be a useful source of information for practitioners – judges, lawyers, notaries, social workers – who are working with the Conventions for which they have been drawn up. Finally, this Section includes The Judges’ Newsletter on International Child Protection (published biannually until 2013), which aims to guarantee circulation of information relating to judicial co -operation in the field of international protection of children.

3. The “Transnational Litigation & Apostille” Section includes specific publications drawn up by the Permanent Bureau in this particular field of the HCCH activities. This Section includes different types of publications, such as Explanatory Reports, Handbooks, Guides to Good Practice and Brochures, which relate to the following topics: Access to Justice, Apostille, Choice of Court, Evidence, Form of Wills, Judgments and Service. These publications are

different types of publications, such as Explanatory Reports, Handbooks, Guides to Good Practice and Brochures, which relate to the following topics: Access to Justice, Apostille, Choice of Court, Evidence, Form of Wills, Judgments and Service. These publications are more particularly aimed at the authorities of the Members of the HCCH and Contracting States who are charged with applying the Conventions, but can also be a useful source of information for practitioners – judges, lawyers, notaries, social workers – who are working with the Conventions for which they have been drawn up.

4. In line with the three previous Sections, the dedicated “International Commercial, Digital, and Financial Law” Section includes specific publications drawn up by the Permanent Bureau in this particular field of the HCCH activities. This Section gathers different types of publications, such as Explanatory Reports, Handbooks, Guides to Good Practice and Brochures, which relate to the following topics: Choice of Law in Contracts, Securities and Trusts. These publications are more particularly aimed at the authorities of the Members of the HCCH and Contracting States who are charged with applying the Conventions, but can also be a useful 1 See p. 60 for more details.About the Catalogue 9 source of information for practitioners – judges, lawyers, notaries, social workers – who are working with the Conventions for which they have been drawn up.

5. A fifth Section is devoted to "Joint Publications", i.e. , this Section brings together publications that are the result of collaboration with third parties, such as the European Union, the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) or UNCITRAL and UNIDROIT, sister Organisations of the HCCH.

For the convenience of users, a key provides information on the format in which the publications are available. It reads as follows: Hard copies available from the Permanent Bureau (see order form at p. 167) Paper copies available from external publishers (see p. 171) Available as an e-Book Available as a free electronic download Bilingual (English + French) publications Furthermore, the electronic version of this Catalogue contains hypertext links allowing the user to

at p. 167) Paper copies available from external publishers (see p. 171) Available as an e-Book Available as a free electronic download Bilingual (English + French) publications Furthermore, the electronic version of this Catalogue contains hypertext links allowing the user to consult the publications directly online, in either a Word or PDF version (see overleaf).10 Publications Catalogue A table (see example below) providing practical information follows each publication. English 0001 ISBN 978-94-90265-92-2 French Spanish German Russian Finally, an order form is included at the end of this Catalogue (see at p. 167) for publications which are available directly from the Permanent Bureau. Please refer to the information provided under each title for ordering details. Please note that the Permanent Bureau reserves the right to limit the quantity of publications that can be ordered.

Please send your requests to: Permanent Bureau

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secretariat@hcch.net www.hcch.net HCCH Official languages Hypertext link ISBN Number Other languages Reference number See Order Form for more details (p. 167)Major Publications12 Publications Catalogue Instruments Collection of instruments of the HCCH This bilingual volume contains a selection of instruments that have entered into force under the auspices of the HCCH. It also includes two new instruments which have been adopted since the release of the last edition in 2009: the 2015 Principles on Choice of Law in International Commercial Contracts - the first normative soft -law instrument developed and approved by the Organisationand the Convention of 2 July 2019 on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments in Civil or Commercial Matters. However, the addition of these two is not the only difference between this new edition and the previous versions. The Collection is lighter, featuring only those

and the Convention of 2 July 2019 on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments in Civil or Commercial Matters. However, the addition of these two is not the only difference between this new edition and the previous versions. The Collection is lighter, featuring only those HCCH instruments that are successful and active or otherwise represent a significant contributi on to the development of private international law. And, for the first time, we have included a Guide to the Collection. The texts of the Conventions and Protocols not reproduced in this Edition are available on the HCCH website (www.hcch.net).

N.B.: Many HCCH instruments have been translated into other languages than English and French These translations are available on the HCCH website, under “Other languages”. Please note that only the English and French versions are authentic. 2020 9th edition (493 p.)

€ 35 English 0001 ISBN 978-94-90265-92-2 French 0001 ISBN 978-94-90265-92-2Major Publications 13 Distribution Paper copies from the PB Bilingual publications Paper copies from external publishers e-Books Free electronic downloads Collection of instruments of the HCCH – Spanish version Spanish version of the Collection of instruments, t his volume contains a selection of instruments that have entered into force under the auspices of the HCCH. It also includes two new instruments which have been adopted since the release of the last edition in 2009: the 2015 Principles on Choice of Law in International Commercial Contracts - the first normative soft -law instrument developed and approved by the Organisation - and the Convention of 2 July 2019 on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments in Civil or Commercial Matters. The Collecti on is lighter, featuring only those HCCH instruments that are successful and active or otherwise represent a significant contribution to the development of private international law. And, for the first time, we have included a Guide to the Collection.

Enforcement of Foreign Judgments in Civil or Commercial Matters. The Collecti on is lighter, featuring only those HCCH instruments that are successful and active or otherwise represent a significant contribution to the development of private international law. And, for the first time, we have included a Guide to the Collection. The texts of the Conventions and Protocols not reproduced in this Edition are available on the HCCH website (www.hcch.net). 2024 1st Edition (268 p.) € 35 Spanish 0282 ISBN 978-90-8341-881-014 Publications Catalogue Distribution Paper copies from the PB Bilingual publications Paper copies from external publishers e-Books Free electronic downloads Collection of Conventions of the Hague Conference on Private International Law in Chinese (1951 – 2007) This publication contains the Chinese translation of all the Conventions adopted by the Hague Conference between 1951 and 2007. The Department of Treaty and Law of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People’s Republic of China completed these translations in July 2010. 2010 (575 p.) Publisher: Law Press China (www.lawpress.com.cn) See with the publisher Chinese / ISBN 978-7-5118-1443-2Major Publications 15 Distribution Paper copies from the PB Bilingual publications Paper copies from external publishers e-Books Free electronic downloads Proceedings of the HCCH The principal published work of the HCCH is the collection of the Actes et documents / Proceedings of the HCCH. This collection gathers the transcripts of the debates as well as the negotiations and preparatory work of the Diplomatic Sessions, which result in the adoption of a new Convention. To date, this collection comprises 52 volumes, each made up of a number of bound tomes. Tome I of each volume (Miscellaneous Matters) is generally given over to the general affairs and policy of the HCCH and includes the internal rules of procedure for the sessions, the Preliminary Documents and Working Documents

each made up of a number of bound tomes. Tome I of each volume (Miscellaneous Matters) is generally given over to the general affairs and policy of the HCCH and includes the internal rules of procedure for the sessions, the Preliminary Documents and Working Documents concerning the strategy of the Organisation, the monitoring of the HCCH Conventions and the work programme envisaged for the future. The minutes of the meetings of the Session and the Final Act adopted are also included in Tome I. The other tomes that make up each volume collect together the documents specifically relevant to the subject of the new adopted Convention, and also include its Explanatory Report. This Report is in addition made available as an offprint, which can be ordered separately from the Permanent Bureau of the HCCH (or from the publisher in certain cases). For more information, see “Explanatory Reports”, page 31. Each volume is bilingual with English and French texts published side by side, except for the Proceedings of the First to the Tenth Sessions, which were published in French only, and the Proceedings of the Extraordinary Session of 1966, for which only the responses of the Governments to the questionnaires and their observations on the preliminary draft Convention were reproduced in their original language version, either French or English. Since January 2020, the Proceedings the Diplomatic Sessions of the HCCH (i.e. from the First to the Twentieth Sessions) are available on the HCCH website (under "Publications and Studies" then "Publications" and "Proceedings of the Diplomatic Sessions"). P aper copies of these Proceedings can still be ordered from the Permanent Bureau, using the order form (see p. 135). Please note however, that the Proceedings of the Nineteenth Session are distributed by Brill Academic Publishers and can be ordered directly through their website ( www.brill.com) or through your usual bookshops. The Proceedings of the Twentieth Session are distributed by Intersentia and can be ordered directly on their website ( www.intersentia.com) or through your usual bookshops.

Academic Publishers and can be ordered directly through their website ( www.brill.com) or through your usual bookshops. The Proceedings of the Twentieth Session are distributed by Intersentia and can be ordered directly on their website ( www.intersentia.com) or through your usual bookshops. At the time of publication of this Catalogue, the Permanent Bureau is in the process of publishing Tome I of the Twenty-First Session on the 2007 Child Support Convention on the HCCH website. Tome II on the 2007 Maintenance Obligations Protocol will be mad e available on the HCCH website in the coming months. It should be noted that as from the Twenty -First Session, the "Miscellaneous matters" hitherto contained in Tome I will now be included in the last Tome of the Diplomatic Sessions.16 Publications Catalogue Distribution Paper copies from the PB Bilingual publications Paper copies from external publishers e-Books Free electronic downloads Actes et documents de la Première session (1893) Actes de la Conférence de La Haye chargée de réglementer diverses matières de droit international privé (12 au 27 septembre 1893) (198 p.) French / ISBN 978-94-90265-30-4 Actes et documents de la Deuxième session (1894) Actes de la Deuxième Conférence de La Haye chargée de réglementer diverses matières de droit international privé (25 juin au 13 juillet 1894) (146 p.) French / ISBN 978-94-90265-35-9 Actes et documents de la Troisième session (1900) Actes de la Troisième Conférence de La Haye pour le droit international privé (29 mai au 18 juin 1900) (257 p.) French / ISBN 978-94-90265-36-6 Documents relatifs à la Troisième Conférence de La Haye pour le droit international privé (184 p.) French / ISBN 978-94-90265-37-3

18 juin 1900) (257 p.) French / ISBN 978-94-90265-36-6 Documents relatifs à la Troisième Conférence de La Haye pour le droit international privé (184 p.) French / ISBN 978-94-90265-37-3 Actes et documents de la Quatrième session (1904) Actes de la Quatrième Conférence de La Haye pour le droit international privé (16 mai au 7 juin 1904) (225 p.) French / ISBN 978-94-90265-39-7 Documents relatifs à la Quatrième Conférence de La Haye pour le droit international privé (345 p.) French / ISBN 978-94-90265-40-3Major Publications 17 Distribution Paper copies from the PB Bilingual publications Paper copies from external publishers e-Books Free electronic downloads

Actes et documents de la Cinquième session (1925)

Actes de la Cinquième session (12 octobre au 7 novembre 1925) (373 p.)

French / ISBN 978-94-90265-41-0

Documents relatifs à la Cinquième session (12 octobre au 7 novembre 1925) (540 p.)

French / ISBN 978-94-90265-42-7

Actes et documents de la Sixième session (1928)

Actes de la Sixième session (5 au 28 janvier 1928) (425 p.)

French / ISBN 978-94-90265-43-4

Documents relatifs à la Sixième session (5 au 28 janvier 1928) (531 p.)

French / ISBN 978-94-90265-44-1

Actes et documents de la Septième session (1951)

Actes de la Septième session (9 au 31 octobre 1951) (404 p.)

French / ISBN 978-94-90265-44-1

Actes et documents de la Septième session (1951)

Actes de la Septième session (9 au 31 octobre 1951) (404 p.)

French / ISBN 978-94-90265-45-8

Documents relatifs à la Septième session (9 au 31 octobre 1951) (543 p.)

French / ISBN 978-94-90265-46-518 Publications Catalogue Distribution Paper copies from the PB Bilingual publications Paper copies from external publishers e-Books Free electronic downloads

Actes et documents de la Huitième session (1956)

Tome I – Actes de la Huitième session (3 au 24 octobre 1956) (360 p.) Tome II – Documents relatifs à la Huitième session (3 au 24 octobre 1956) (244 p.) 1957 € 45

French 0005 ISBN n.a.

Actes et documents de la Neuvième session (1960)

Tome I – Matières diverses (344 p.) 1961 € 35

French 0006 ISBN n.a.

Tome II – Légalisation (193 p.) 1961 € 35

French 0007 ISBN n.a.

Tome III – Forme des testaments (180 p.) 1961 € 35

French 0008 ISBN n.a.

Tome IV – Protection des mineurs (253 p.) 1961 € 35

French 0009 ISBN n.a.Major Publications 19 Distribution Paper copies from the PB Bilingual publications Paper copies from external publishers e-Books Free electronic downloads Actes et documents de la Dixième session (1964)

1961 € 35

French 0009 ISBN n.a.Major Publications 19 Distribution Paper copies from the PB Bilingual publications Paper copies from external publishers e-Books Free electronic downloads Actes et documents de la Dixième session (1964) Tome I – Séances plénières - Divorces (350 p.) 1965 € 40 French 0010 ISBN n.a. Tome II – Adoption (439 p.) 1965 € 40 French 0011 ISBN n.a. Tome III – Notification (391 p.) 1965 € 40 French 0012 ISBN n.a. Tome IV – For contractuel (231 p.) 1965 € 35 French 0013 ISBN n.a. Actes et documents de la Session extraordinaire (1966) Exécution des jugements (514 p.) 1969 € 70 French 0014 ISBN n.a.20 Publications Catalogue Distribution Paper copies from the PB Bilingual publications Paper copies from external publishers e-Books Free electronic downloads Actes et documents de la Onzième session (1968) Tome I – Matières diverses (147 p.) 1971 € 30 French 0015 ISBN n.a. Tome II – Divorce (229 p.) 1970 € 45 French 0016 ISBN n.a. Tome III – Accidents de la circulation routière (223 p.) 1970 € 45 French 0017 ISBN n.a. Tome IV – Obtention des preuves (219 p.) 1970 € 45 French 0018 ISBN n.a. Actes et documents de la Douzième session (1972) Tomes I and II – Matières diverses / Administration des successions (150 p. / 311 p.) 1974 € 75

1970 € 45 French 0018 ISBN n.a. Actes et documents de la Douzième session (1972) Tomes I and II – Matières diverses / Administration des successions (150 p. / 311 p.) 1974 € 75 English 0019 ISBN 90 12 00222 2 French 0019 ISBN 90 12 00222 2Major Publications 21 Distribution Paper copies from the PB Bilingual publications Paper copies from external publishers e-Books Free electronic downloads Tome III – Responsabilité du fait des produits (277 p.) 1974 € 45 English 0020 ISBN 90 12 00114 5 French 0020 ISBN 90 12 00114 5 Tome IV – Obligations alimentaires (470 p.) 1975 € 75 English 0021 ISBN 90 12 004 50 0 French 0021 ISBN 90 12 004 50 0 Actes et documents de la Treizième session (1976) Tome I – Miscellaneous matters (226 p.) 1978 € 45 English 0022 ISBN 90 12 02011 5 French 0022 ISBN 90 12 02011 5 Tome II – Matrimonial property regimes (387 p.) 1978 € 60 English 0023 ISBN 90 12 01592 8 French 0023 ISBN 90 12 01592 822 Publications Catalogue Distribution Paper copies from the PB Bilingual publications Paper copies from external publishers e-Books Free electronic downloads Tome III – Marriage (317 p.) 1978 € 55 English 0024 ISBN 90 12 01697 5 French 0024 ISBN 90 12 01697 5 Tome IV – Agency (440 p.) 1979 € 75 English 0025 ISBN 90 12 02251 7

€ 55 English 0024 ISBN 90 12 01697 5 French 0024 ISBN 90 12 01697 5 Tome IV – Agency (440 p.) 1979 € 75 English 0025 ISBN 90 12 02251 7 French 0025 ISBN 90 12 02251 7 Actes et documents de la Quatorzième ses