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  • Introduction: Public Values and Public Participation in Decision-Making in Times of Privatisation
  • Public Participation in Times of Privatisation: A Human Rights Analysis
  • Public Participation in Environmental Matters: An Assessment of the Aarhus Convention
  • Public Participation and the Private Sector: The Role of Multilateral Development Banks in the Evolution of International Legal Standards
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  • Volume 01 Issue 01
    • INTRODUCTION
    • THE EUROPEAN PUBLIC ORDER, CONSTITUTIONAL PRINCIPLES AND FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS
    • PUBLIC ORDER IN EUROPEAN LAW
    • THE HARMONISATION OF CONTRACT LAW IN EUROPE BY MEANS OF THE HORIZONTAL EFFECT OF FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS?
    • HARMONISING EFFECTS OF FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS IN EUROPEAN CONTRACT LAW
  • Volume 01 Issue 02
    • INTRODUCTION: COLLECTIVE INTERESTS , ‘PRÊT À PORTER’ JUSTICE?
    • THE PREVENTIVE FUNCTION OF COLLECTIVE ACTIONS FOR DAMAGES IN CONSUMER LAW
    • RECOGNITION AND RES JUDICATA OF US CLASS ACTION JUDGMENTS IN EUROPEAN LEGAL SYSTEMS
    • DUE PROCESS IN INTERNATIONAL MASS CLAIMS
  • Volume 01 Issue 03
    • INTRODUCTION: MULTI- AND INTERDISCIPLINARITY: MERE THEORY OR JUST PRACTICE?
    • ESTABLISHING RELATIONS BETWEEN LAW AND OTHER FORMS OF THOUGHT AND LANGUAGE
    • FACING THE INTERFACE: FORENSIC PSYCHIATRY AND THE LAW
    • A SUITABLE BOY: THE ABOLITION OF FEUDALISM IN INDIA
    • ECLECTICISM IN LAW AND ECONOMICS
  • Volume 01 Issue 04
    • INTRODUCTION: THE IMPACT OF GUIDO CALABRESI ON LAW AND ECONOMICS SCHOLARSHIP
    • GUIDO CALABRESI ON TORTS: ITALIAN COURTS AND THE CHEAPEST COST AVOIDER
    • THE DICHOTOMY BETWEEN PROPERTY RULES AND LIABILITY RULES: EXPERIENCES FROM GERMAN LAW
    • PROPERTY RULES, LIABILITY RULES AND PATENT MARKET FAILURE
    • CALABRESI AND BEHAVIOURAL TORT LAW AND ECONOMICS
    • Video: Prof. Guido Calabresi: Dies Natalis 8 november 2008
  • Volume 01 Issue 05
    • INTRODUCTION: STAYING OUT OF COURT
    • STAYING OUT OF COURT? RESERVATIONS ABOUT A SUPPOSED PRACTICE AND A POPULAR POLICY
    • ADMINISTRATIVE MEASURES IN CRIME CONTROL
    • REPUTATIONAL SANCTIONS IN PRIVATE AND PUBLIC REGULATION
    • EUROPEAN STRATEGIC INTELLIGENCE: HOW FAR INTEGRATION?
  • Volume 02 Issue 01
    • INTRODUCTION: OBSERVING THE RULE OF LAW IN THE EUROPEAN UNION-SELECTED ISSUES
    • THE EU RULE OF LAW: CUTTING PATHS THROUGH CONFUSION
    • MERGER CONTROL AND THE RULE OF LAW
    • CONCERN ABOUT THE QUALITY OF EU LEGISLATION: WHAT KIND OF PROBLEM, BY WHAT KIND OF STANDARDS
  • Volume 02 Issue 02
    • INTRODUCTION: THE MANY FACETS OF PRECAUTIONARY LOGIC
    • PREVENTION, PRECAUTION, LOGIC AND LAW
    • A PRECAUTIONARY- PRINCIPLED APPROACH TOWARDS UNCERTAIN RISKS: REVIEW AND DECISION-THEORETIC ELABORATION
    • THE MEANING OF THE PRECAUTIONARY PRINCIPLE FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF CRIMINAL MEASURES IN THE FIGHT AGAINST TERRORISM
    • PRECAUTIONARY CULTURE AND THE RISE OF POSSIBILISTIC RISK ASSESSMENT
    • NEITHER ACCEPTABLE NOR CERTAIN - COLD WAR ANTICS FOR 21ST CENTURY PRECAUTIONARY CULTURE
    • PRECAUTIONARY LOGIC AND A POLICY OF MODERATION
  • Volume 02 Issue 03
    • INTRODUCTION: THE POSSIBILITIES OF COMPARATIVE LAW METHODS FOR RESEARCH ON THE RULE OF LAW IN A GLOBAL CONTEXT
    • VERTICAL COMPARATIVE LAW METHODS: TOOLS FOR CONCEPTUALISING THE INTERNATIONAL RULE OF LAW
    • INSTITUTIONAL TRANSPLANTATION AND THE RULE OF LAW: HOW THIS INTERDISCIPLINARY METHOD CAN ENHANCE THE LEGITIMACY OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS
    • RESEARCHING CIVIL REMEDIES FOR INTERNATIONAL CORRUPTION: THE CHOICE OF THE FUNCTIONAL COMPARATIVE METHOD
    • COMPARATIVE LAW METHOD IN THE JURISPRUDENCE OF THE EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE LIGHT OF THE RULE OF LAW
  • Volume 02 Issue 04
    • INTRODUCTION: THE JUSTICIABILITY OF ESC RIGHTS AND THE INTERDEPENDENCE OF ALL FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS
    • STANDARDS TO MAKE ESC RIGHTS JUSTICIABLE: A SUMMARY EXPLORATION
    • PROTECTING SOCIO-ECONOMIC RIGHTS THROUGH THE EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS: TRENDS AND DEVELOPMENTS IN THE EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS
    • JUSTICIABILITY OF THE RIGHT TO EDUCATION
    • JUSTICIABILITY OF THE RIGHT TO HEALTH – ACCESS TO MEDICINES THE SOUTH AFRICAN AND INDIAN EXPERIENCE
    • LEGAL ENFORCEMENT OF SOCIAL RIGHTS: ENABLING CONDITIONS AND IMPACT ASSESSMENT
  • Volume 03 Issue 01
    • Introducing, Defining and Balancing 'Autonomy vs. Paternalism'
    • Consumer Bankruptcy: A Third Way Between Autonomy and Paternalism in Private Law
    • Regulating Consumer Demand in Insurance Markets
    • Mandatory Contract Law: Functions and Principles in Light of the Proposal for a Directive on Consumer Rights
    • The Role of Information Deficiencies in Contract Enforcement
  • Volume 03 Issue 02
    • Introducing, Defining and Balancing 'Autonomy vs. Paternalism'
    • Informing Consumers About Themselves
    • Autonomy and Paternalism from a Common Law Perspective: Setting Aside Disadvantageous Transactions
    • Contracts and Capabilities: An Evolutionary Perspective on the Autonomy-Paternalism Debate
    • Forms of Imposed Protection in Legal History, especially in Roman Law
  • Volume 03 Issue 03
    • Introduction
    • The Racial Equality Directive And Effective Protection Against Discrimination: Mismatches Between The Substantive Law And Its Application
    • Limited Enforcement Possibilities Under European Anti-Discrimination Legislation – A Case Study Of Procedural Novelties: Actio Popularis Action In Hungary
  • Volume 03 Issue 04
    • Introduction: Contemporary Food Regulatory Regimes and the Challenges Ahead
    • The European Food Import Safety Regime under a ‘Stress Test’: The Melamine Contamination of the Global Food Supply Chain
    • The Global Arena of Food Law: Emerging Contours of a Meta-Framework
    • Regulating Halal and Kosher Foods: Different Arrangements between State, Industry and Religious Actors
    • Governing a Global Food Supply: How the 2010 FDA Food Safety Modernization Act Promises to Strengthen Import Safety in the US
  • Volume 04 Issue 01
    • Introduction: The Foundations of a European Legal Method
    • The Vicissitudes of The Hermeneutic Paradigm in The Study of Law: Tradition, Forms of Life and Metaphor
    • The Common History of European Legal Scholarship
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Past Issues

• Volume 01 Issue 01

  The Evolving European Ordre Public

• Volume 01 Issue 02

  Individual Rights, Collective Enforcement

• Volume 01 Issue 03

  Multi- and Interdisciplinarity: Mere Theory or Just Practice?

• Volume 01 Issue 04

  Special Issue - The Impact of Guido Calabresi on Law and Economic Scholarship

• Volume 01 Issue 05

  Staying Out of Court

• Volume 02 Issue 01

  Rule of Law In The European Union

• Volume 02 Issue 02

  The Many Facets Of Precautionary Logic

• Volume 02 Issue 03

  The Possibilities of Comparative Law Methods for Research on the Rule of Law in a Global Context

• Volume 02 Issue 04

  The Justiciability of ESC Rights and the Interdependence of all Fundamental Rights

• Volume 03 Issue 01

  Defining And Balancing ‘Autonomy v. Paternalism’ I

• Volume 03 Issue 02

  Defining And Balancing ‘Autonomy v. Paternalism’ II

• Volume 03 Issue 03

  The Racial Equality Directive

• Volume 03 Issue 04

  Contemporary Food Regulatory Regimes and the Challenges Ahead

• Volume 04 Issue 01

  The Foundations of a European Legal Method