Add to ORKGContains fulltext : 46223.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access)The notion of contract is not as unproblematic as might at first sight appear. Its theoretical basis in particular is very difficult to decipher. It is arguable that whereas the Middle Ages and 16th century produced an exceptionally subtle foundational account, the rise of modernity largely destroyed this doctrine. Nowadays we are far from possessing an adequate theory. This also means that the (ever more) widespread application of social contract doctrine in present-day political life is a questionable enterprise.4 p
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Modern society is unthinkable without the possibility to conclude binding contracts. Not only that c...
Of the Contract is a version of a text that is as old as any memory, or a form of legal instrument t...
This paper argues that histories of nineteenth-century contract have been implicated in the creation...
The notion of contract is not as unproblematic as might at first sight appear. Its theoretical basis...
Scholars have expended considerable energy in the effort to discover a normative theory of Contrac...
UID/FIL/00183/2019 DL 57/2016/CP1453/CT0066 IF/01587/2015One of the recurrent motifs in political th...
Modern contract law is designed to achieve a fundamental objective, namely, to ensure that voluntary...
Different approaches to the social contract theory in law and politics Abstract This thesis aims to ...
Ordered social life requires rules of conduct that help generate and preserve peaceful and cooperati...
Contract theory refers to a model of reasoning in political theory and in ethics more generally in t...
This article outlines a distinctive, albeit not entirely unprecedented, research agenda for the soci...
Contracting essentially involves an agreement between two parties in relation to a particular matter...
Contract is, of course, often good. It permits parties to negotiate terms that are specific to their...
This Article was written to test a hypothesis, namely, that it is easy to get into a contract but ve...
The fundamental law of contract formation has retained the formalistic character of classical contra...
Modern society is unthinkable without the possibility to conclude binding contracts. Not only that c...
Of the Contract is a version of a text that is as old as any memory, or a form of legal instrument t...
This paper argues that histories of nineteenth-century contract have been implicated in the creation...