Party Autonomy and the Role of Information in the Internal Market /

Party Autonomy and the Role of Information in the Internal Market / / hrsg. von Stefan Grundmann, Wolfgang Kerber, Stephen Weatherill.

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Die Frage nach der Privatautonomie und ihren Grenzen spielt seit jeher eine bedeutende Rolle in den nationalen Vertrags- und Privatrechten. Auf europäischer Ebene dominieren Regeln, die zwar die Informationenpreisgabe zwingend vorschreiben, die Bestimmung des Vertragsinhalts dann jedoch wieder den P...

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Superior document:Title is part of eBook package: De Gruyter DGBA Law - 2000 - 2014
MitwirkendeR:
Coester-Waltjen, Dagmar,
Collins, Hugh,
Deakin, Simon,
Grundmann, Stefan,
Hopt, Klaus J.,
Kerber, Wolfgang,
Kirchner, Christian,
Merkt, Hanno,
Micklitz, Hans-W.,
Müller-Graff, Peter-Christian,
Riesenhuber, Karl,
Schwintowski, Hans-Peter,
Ulen, Thomas S.,
Usher, John A.,
Vanberg, Viktor,
Weatherill, Stephen,
Wein, Thomas,
Windbichler, Christine,
Wolf, Manfred,
HerausgeberIn:
Grundmann, Stefan,
Kerber, Wolfgang,
Weatherill, Stephen,
Place / Publishing House:Berlin ;, Boston : : De Gruyter, , [2012]
©2001
Year of Publication:2012
Edition:Reprint 2012
Language:German
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Physical Description:1 online resource (397 p.)
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Table of Contents:
  • Frontmatter
  • Preface
  • Table of Contents
  • Detailed Contents
  • List of Contributors
  • Abbreviations
  • Part One: The Overall Structure
  • Chapter 1. Party Autonomy and the Role of Information in the Internal Market – an Overview
  • Part Two: Party Autonomy and Information – Normative and Theoretical Foundations
  • Section 1. Constitutional Aspects of Party Autonomy and Its Limits
  • Chapter 2. Constitutional Aspects of Party Autonomy and Its Limits – The Perspective of Law
  • Chapter 3. Constitutional Aspects of Party Autonomy and Its Limits – The Perspective of Constitutional Economics
  • Section 2. Information Problems and Market Failure: The Perspective of Economics
  • Chapter 4. Consumer Information Problems – Causes and Consequences
  • Chapter 5. Information in the Market Economy – Cognitive Errors and Legal Correctives
  • Part Three: Supremacy of Party Autonomy and Information under the EC Treaty
  • Chapter 6. Basic Freedoms – Extending Party Autonomy across Borders
  • Chapter 7. Disclosure Rules (Information) as a Primary Tool in the Doctrine on Measures Having an Equivalent Effect
  • Part Four: Information Rules in EC Secondary Law – Justifying Consumer and Labour Law Standards in General
  • Section 1. Justifying Consumer and Labour Law
  • Chapter 8. Justifying Limits to Party Autonomy in the Internal Market - Mainly Consumer Protection
  • Chapter 9. Justifying Limits to Party Autonomy in the Internal Market – EC Legislation in the Field of Consumer Protection
  • Chapter 10. A Comment on Party Autonomy and Consumer Regulation in the European Community – A Plea for Consistency
  • Chapter 11. Justifying European Employment Law
  • Chapter 12. Justifying European Employment Law – Comments
  • Section 2. Information as an Instrument for Party Autonomy
  • Chapter 13. Disclosure Rules as a Primary Tool for Fostering Party Autonomy
  • Chapter 14. Disclosure Rules as a Primary Tool for Fostering Party Autonomy – Observations from a Functional and Comparative Legal Perspective
  • Chapter 15. Information Intermediaries and Party Autonomy – The Example of Securities and Insurance Markets
  • Part Five: Party Autonomy and Information Rules in Specific Areas of EC Private Law Legislation
  • Chapter 16. Party Autonomy and Information in the Unfair Contract Terms Directive
  • Chapter 17. Contractual Rules Concerning the Marketing of Goods and Services – Requirements of Form and Content versus Private Autonomy
  • Chapter 18. Party Autonomy and Information in the Sales Directive
  • Chapter 19. The Written Statement Directive – Social Norms, Information, and the Employment Relationship
  • Index

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