Some of the Hague Conventions

deal with the determination of the applicable law, while others deal with the

conflict of jurisdictions, with the recognition and enforcement of foreign

judgments or with administrative and judicial cooperation between authorities,

or a combination of one or more of these aspects of Private International Law.

The structure that is witnessed in the traditional analysis of Private International

Law, where problems are divided into classification categories, is also very

much present in the achievements of the Hague Conference. Conventions of the

Hague Conference on applicable law typically deal with a specific category.