The use of the “international” public order institute as an evasion in international private law.

ABSTRACT The main objective of this dissertation is the research and analysis of the use of the international public policy institute as an exception in private international law. Using various tools and methods, I have managed to analyze and explain the concept, meaning, content, role, impact, reasons, and consequences of the application of this institute, among other things. To achieve this objective, a wide range of literary materials, methods, and instruments have been employed, through which we have been able to draw several conclusions. One of the most significant conclusions of this work consists of the importance of this institute in private international law and the reasons why this institute should be used. In this diploma thesis, I have endeavored to use both international and national literature, aiming to make my objective as easily attainable and understandable as possible for the readers of this topic. In addition to the main objective, this work also aims to motivate students to study and research exceptions to competent norms (choice of law rules) in private law in general, giving special importance to the 'international' public policy institute. Keywords: policy, international, private, exception.