Add to ORKGtextabstractThis contribution briefly traces the ‘behavioural turn’ in EU Consumer law. We argue that the multilevel-nature of this paradigm shift is currently underappreciating the role of national courts in giving traction to the behavioural sciences paradigm. In a jurisprudential analysis of cases applying the Unfair Commercial Practice Directive in the Netherlands in respect of the average consumer, we find that Dutch courts do not deploy behavioural insights
Behavioural economics is shedding much-needed new light on how consumer law and policy could be re-s...
Summary: In the late twentieth century, most European states have adopted legislation on unfair cont...
One of the most serious problems concerning the law is the fact that not everybody is guaranteed ac...
This contribution briefly traces the ‘behavioural turn’ in EU Consumer law. We argue that the multil...
This contribution briefly traces the ‘behavioural turn’ in EU Consumer law. We argue that the multil...
This contribution briefly traces the ‘behavioural turn’ in EU Consumer law. We argue that the multil...
© Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015. This chapter explores in what ways behavioural...
In this chapter, we review the behavioural critique of EU consumer legislation and focus is on how b...
Series: Economic Analysis of Law in European Legal Scholarship, vol. 2 The Directive on Unfair Comme...
The ageless question regarding the interpretation of the average consumer benchmark at EU level rece...
peer reviewedThis paper explores in what ways insights from social psychology could be used to shape...
This article investigates the codification of the average consumer concept in secondary legislation ...
Book Chapter Avishalom Tor, Some Challenges Facing a Behaviorally-Informed Approach to the Directive...
At the turn of the millennium, the Court of Justice of the European Union created and has subsequent...
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) case law relating to the power of and the obligation on national...
Behavioural economics is shedding much-needed new light on how consumer law and policy could be re-s...
Summary: In the late twentieth century, most European states have adopted legislation on unfair cont...
One of the most serious problems concerning the law is the fact that not everybody is guaranteed ac...
This contribution briefly traces the ‘behavioural turn’ in EU Consumer law. We argue that the multil...
This contribution briefly traces the ‘behavioural turn’ in EU Consumer law. We argue that the multil...
This contribution briefly traces the ‘behavioural turn’ in EU Consumer law. We argue that the multil...
© Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015. This chapter explores in what ways behavioural...
In this chapter, we review the behavioural critique of EU consumer legislation and focus is on how b...
Series: Economic Analysis of Law in European Legal Scholarship, vol. 2 The Directive on Unfair Comme...
The ageless question regarding the interpretation of the average consumer benchmark at EU level rece...
peer reviewedThis paper explores in what ways insights from social psychology could be used to shape...
This article investigates the codification of the average consumer concept in secondary legislation ...
Book Chapter Avishalom Tor, Some Challenges Facing a Behaviorally-Informed Approach to the Directive...
At the turn of the millennium, the Court of Justice of the European Union created and has subsequent...
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) case law relating to the power of and the obligation on national...
Behavioural economics is shedding much-needed new light on how consumer law and policy could be re-s...
Summary: In the late twentieth century, most European states have adopted legislation on unfair cont...
One of the most serious problems concerning the law is the fact that not everybody is guaranteed ac...