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Reframing Self-Regulation in European Private Law

Edited by: Fabrizio Cafaggi

ISBN13: 9789041125316
ISBN: 9041125310
Published: December 2006
Publisher: Kluwer Law International
Country of Publication: The Netherlands
Format: Hardback
Price: £182.00



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Increasingly, European companies in a variety of business sectors as well as professional groups are taking self-regulatory initiatives as a means of gaining competitive and protective leverage in a meta-regulatory environment. While these initiatives have obvious legal and economic advantages for the entities and principals who take them, the phenomenon of self-regulation raises profound issues for competition law and even for constitutional law. Although deeply grounded in legal theory, such issues have profound and growing significance for practitioners in many fields of law.

In this thought-provoking book thirteen outstanding authorities from various EU jurisdictions examine the legal basis of self-regulation and its function in the process of European legal integration, with particular reference to European private law. The authors offer in-depth analysis of self-regulation in the context of current economic and political conditions in Europe, and investigate the effects of self-regulation on such societal factors as the following:-

  • the European social dialogue;
  • the professions;
  • consumer protection;
  • the media;
  • corporate social responsibility.
This book is among the first to raise these vital issues, and the first to examine self-regulation in depth with reference to specific sectors. The essays identify trends set in motion by self-regulation among major actors, and the authors do not hesitate to offer insightful criticisms and recommendations. For these reasons, this book will be of great value to policymakers and business people, as well as to legal academics, for years to come, as self-regulation assumes ever more salience in our economic and social fabric.

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EU Law

Series: Private Law in European Context

The Politics of the Draft Common Frame of Reference ISBN 9789041131416
Published July 2009
Kluwer Law International
£131.00
Standard Contract Terms in Europe: A Basis for and a Challenge to European Contract Law ISBN 9789041127846
Published October 2008
Kluwer Law International
£154.00
Constitutional Values and European Contract Law ISBN 9789041127655
Published July 2008
Kluwer Law International
£162.00
Private Law and the Many Cultures of Europe ISBN 9789041125934
Published August 2007
Kluwer Law International
£190.00
The Politics of a European Civil Code ISBN 9789041124104
Published March 2006
Kluwer Law International
£194.00
The Forthcoming EC Directive on Unfair Commercial Practices
Edited by: Hugh Collins
ISBN 9789041122247
Published February 2004
Kluwer Law International
£188.00
The New European Private Law ISBN 9789041119629
Published October 2002
Kluwer Law International
£170.00
An Academic Green Paper on European Contract Law
ISBN 9789041118530
Published August 2002
Kluwer Law International
£212.00
The Common Core of European Private Law: Essays on the Project ISBN 9789041118523
Published July 2002
Kluwer Law International
£170.00