Stefan Grundmann (Florence European University Institute), Hans Micklitz (Florence European University Institute), Moritz Renner (Germany Universitat Mannheim)
New Private Law Theory
A Pluralist Approach
Stefan Grundmann (Florence European University Institute), Hans Micklitz (Florence European University Institute), Moritz Renner (Germany Universitat Mannheim)
New Private Law Theory
A Pluralist Approach
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This book opens a new pathway to private law theory. It pushes private law theory out of its comfort zone and confronts it with law and economics, social and political sciences, comparative law and comparative history, transnational law and critical legal theory.
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This book opens a new pathway to private law theory. It pushes private law theory out of its comfort zone and confronts it with law and economics, social and political sciences, comparative law and comparative history, transnational law and critical legal theory.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 600
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. März 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 1112g
- ISBN-13: 9781108486507
- ISBN-10: 1108486509
- Artikelnr.: 60200588
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 600
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. März 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 1112g
- ISBN-13: 9781108486507
- ISBN-10: 1108486509
- Artikelnr.: 60200588
Stefan Grundmann is Professor at Humboldt-University, Berlin, for Private and Business Law, and at the European University Institute, Florence. He co-founded SECOLA (the Society of European Contract Law) and is president of the European Law School (Berlin/London/Paris/Rome/Amsterdam). His research focus is on contract, banking and company law, on regulation, governance and theory.
New private law theory - the core ideas
Part I . Methods and Disciplines: 1. The inside and the outside of law?
2. Private law and sociology
3. Economics and private law institutions
4. Private law and theories of communication
5. Comparative law and legal history
Part II. Social Ordering, Constitutionalism and Private Law: 6. Societal order and private law
7. Values in private law
8. Constitutionalisation, regulation and private law
9. Democracy and private law
10. Formalism, substantive and procedural justice
Part III. Transactions and Risk - Private Law and the Market: 11. Negotiation, the function of contract and the 'justice of consensus'
12. Knowledge and information
13: private power
14. Non-discrimination
15. Risk, tort and liability
16. Digital architecture of private law relations
17. Between market and hierarchy
Part IV. Persons and Organizations: 18. Person, civil status and private law
19. Theory of the corporation
20. Actors in organizations
21. The principal's decision: exit, voice, and loyalty
22. Organizations and public goods
Part V. Private Law (rule setting) Beyond the State: 23. Law as a product
24. Multi-level governance and economic constitution
25. Transnational law
26. Private ordering
27. The shadow of the law and social embeddedness.
Part I . Methods and Disciplines: 1. The inside and the outside of law?
2. Private law and sociology
3. Economics and private law institutions
4. Private law and theories of communication
5. Comparative law and legal history
Part II. Social Ordering, Constitutionalism and Private Law: 6. Societal order and private law
7. Values in private law
8. Constitutionalisation, regulation and private law
9. Democracy and private law
10. Formalism, substantive and procedural justice
Part III. Transactions and Risk - Private Law and the Market: 11. Negotiation, the function of contract and the 'justice of consensus'
12. Knowledge and information
13: private power
14. Non-discrimination
15. Risk, tort and liability
16. Digital architecture of private law relations
17. Between market and hierarchy
Part IV. Persons and Organizations: 18. Person, civil status and private law
19. Theory of the corporation
20. Actors in organizations
21. The principal's decision: exit, voice, and loyalty
22. Organizations and public goods
Part V. Private Law (rule setting) Beyond the State: 23. Law as a product
24. Multi-level governance and economic constitution
25. Transnational law
26. Private ordering
27. The shadow of the law and social embeddedness.
New private law theory - the core ideas
Part I . Methods and Disciplines: 1. The inside and the outside of law?
2. Private law and sociology
3. Economics and private law institutions
4. Private law and theories of communication
5. Comparative law and legal history
Part II. Social Ordering, Constitutionalism and Private Law: 6. Societal order and private law
7. Values in private law
8. Constitutionalisation, regulation and private law
9. Democracy and private law
10. Formalism, substantive and procedural justice
Part III. Transactions and Risk - Private Law and the Market: 11. Negotiation, the function of contract and the 'justice of consensus'
12. Knowledge and information
13: private power
14. Non-discrimination
15. Risk, tort and liability
16. Digital architecture of private law relations
17. Between market and hierarchy
Part IV. Persons and Organizations: 18. Person, civil status and private law
19. Theory of the corporation
20. Actors in organizations
21. The principal's decision: exit, voice, and loyalty
22. Organizations and public goods
Part V. Private Law (rule setting) Beyond the State: 23. Law as a product
24. Multi-level governance and economic constitution
25. Transnational law
26. Private ordering
27. The shadow of the law and social embeddedness.
Part I . Methods and Disciplines: 1. The inside and the outside of law?
2. Private law and sociology
3. Economics and private law institutions
4. Private law and theories of communication
5. Comparative law and legal history
Part II. Social Ordering, Constitutionalism and Private Law: 6. Societal order and private law
7. Values in private law
8. Constitutionalisation, regulation and private law
9. Democracy and private law
10. Formalism, substantive and procedural justice
Part III. Transactions and Risk - Private Law and the Market: 11. Negotiation, the function of contract and the 'justice of consensus'
12. Knowledge and information
13: private power
14. Non-discrimination
15. Risk, tort and liability
16. Digital architecture of private law relations
17. Between market and hierarchy
Part IV. Persons and Organizations: 18. Person, civil status and private law
19. Theory of the corporation
20. Actors in organizations
21. The principal's decision: exit, voice, and loyalty
22. Organizations and public goods
Part V. Private Law (rule setting) Beyond the State: 23. Law as a product
24. Multi-level governance and economic constitution
25. Transnational law
26. Private ordering
27. The shadow of the law and social embeddedness.