Add to ORKGThis essay outlines the ongoing debate on the justice deficit of EU private law – the ‘social justice’ debate – and then points at an underexplored avenue of inquiry that is essential for this debate to stay meaningful and constructive. Future research should aim to calibrate EU private law to the socio-economic asymmetries of the EU market, and to counterbalance the uneven weight of uniform rules, where they appear desirable, with proper compensatory mechanisms
Well into its teens by now, the private law of the European Union has its own companion. The very ap...
Despite being sympathetic to the aim of Martijn Hesselink’s paper to explore how private law might b...
This volume explores the relationship between constitutional and regulatory questions on the one han...
This essay outlines the ongoing debate on the justice deficit of EU private law – the ‘social justic...
Published online: 28 September 2022This article offers a critique of injustices in European private ...
In its approach to the regulation of the internal market, the EU has never accepted the traditional ...
This paper argues that the European Union (EU) can be held morally responsible for ensuring justice ...
This edited collection of essays examines aspects of European private law. It looks at the conflicts...
This insightful book, with contributions from leading international scholars, examines the European ...
The general principle of fairness, recently articulated by the Court of Justice of the European Unio...
Katharina Pistor’s recent work has revealed a deep justice deficit in private law, raising fundament...
Normative political theory is divided on whether questions of distributive justice properly extend b...
This paper critically engages with the European Regulatory Private Law thesis (ERPL). The main stren...
This article explores the role of the public/private divide within EU private law. It shows that alt...
I. The Europeanization of Private Law: Legal Sources, Ideology and Process: 1. Legal Sources in Euro...
Well into its teens by now, the private law of the European Union has its own companion. The very ap...
Despite being sympathetic to the aim of Martijn Hesselink’s paper to explore how private law might b...
This volume explores the relationship between constitutional and regulatory questions on the one han...
This essay outlines the ongoing debate on the justice deficit of EU private law – the ‘social justic...
Published online: 28 September 2022This article offers a critique of injustices in European private ...
In its approach to the regulation of the internal market, the EU has never accepted the traditional ...
This paper argues that the European Union (EU) can be held morally responsible for ensuring justice ...
This edited collection of essays examines aspects of European private law. It looks at the conflicts...
This insightful book, with contributions from leading international scholars, examines the European ...
The general principle of fairness, recently articulated by the Court of Justice of the European Unio...
Katharina Pistor’s recent work has revealed a deep justice deficit in private law, raising fundament...
Normative political theory is divided on whether questions of distributive justice properly extend b...
This paper critically engages with the European Regulatory Private Law thesis (ERPL). The main stren...
This article explores the role of the public/private divide within EU private law. It shows that alt...
I. The Europeanization of Private Law: Legal Sources, Ideology and Process: 1. Legal Sources in Euro...
Well into its teens by now, the private law of the European Union has its own companion. The very ap...
Despite being sympathetic to the aim of Martijn Hesselink’s paper to explore how private law might b...
This volume explores the relationship between constitutional and regulatory questions on the one han...