“This is an original, important and wide-ranging book.” – Oliver Radley-Gardner,
The Law Quarterly Review, Vol 124
“This is a very ambitious, very clever, very detailed, truly ground-breaking yet utterly infuriating book. And, despite becoming occasionally annoyed, this reviewer has learned a great deal from it, and is duly grateful...Even if you disagree with the thesis put forward, you cannot help but learn a great deal. We are all better off for having this material, and these ideas discussed here.” – Paul Matthews,
King's Law Journal, Vol 19, Issue 3
“This book combines in a most original way the discussion of comparative land law within the European Union...a most interesting book which covers many interrelated areas in the context of the property markets in Europe, and it is a very useful reference or at least starting point for those wanting to tackle the heterogeneity of the laws and policies which affect cross-border transfers of land within the European Union.” – Andreas Rahmatian,
The Conveyancer and Property Lawyer, Vol 73, Issue 2
“...a remarkable book on European land law...It is a stunning work of European importance that should be read by any student of property law...The book offers new insights into the law of property seen from a European level (top down) and offers new methodological insights into the study of comparative and especially European property law.” – Bram Akkermans,
Maastricht Journal of European and Comparative Law, Volume 4