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1 online resource |
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List of Contributors ; Part I: Introduction; 1. Introduction: The Transformation of Enforcement-European Economic Law in Global Perspective ; I. The Origin, Purpose and Contents of this Publication ; II. Structure of the Book ; Part II: Theorising Justice: Analytical and Multidisciplinary Perspectiveson Enforcement; 2. Enforcement in the Shadows of Transnational Economic Law ; I. Enforcement, Transnationalism and Pluralism in Transnational Economic Law ; II. The Default to the Public Law Enforcement Model |
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III. Contemporary Challenges to the Public Law Enforcement Model: International Law and Transnational Private Ordering IV. Horizontal Enforcement through Transnational Private Ordering ; V. Horizontal Enforcement in Public International Law ; VI. The Limits of Transnational Private Ordering as Enforcement ; VII. The Model of Enforcement in Transnational Private Law ; VIII. Interactions of Transnational Enforcement: Transnational Private Ordering in the Shadows of the Law ; 3. Enforcement of Foreign Judgments: Governance, Rights, and the Market for Dispute Resolution Services |
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I. Enforcement Values II. A Spectrum of Approaches to Foreign Judgment Enforcement ; III. Broader Implications: Design, Causes and Consequences ; 4. Can Legal and Political Culture Explain the Successes and Failures of European Law Compliance? ; I. Introduction ; II. From 'Law in the Books' to 'Law in Action' ; III. Has the EU Really Become Americanised? ; IV. The 'Compliance Scale' and the Diverse Impact of European Law ; V. When the Otherwise Obedient Nordics Obstruct ; VI. Conclusion ; Part III: The Supply and Demand Side of Justice:Stakeholders and Institutions |
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5. Against False Settlement: Designing Efficient Consumer Rights Enforcement Systems in Europe I. Introduction ; II. The Case for Consumer Rights Dispute Systems Design ; III. Principles of Consumer Rights Dispute Systems Design ; IV. A Model for a Consumer Rights Dispute System in B2C Transactions ; V.A Critique of the Recent EU Legislation on Consumer ADR and ODR ; VI. Summary ; 6. Transformations in Public and Private Enforcement ; I. The Traditional Binary Categorisation ; II. Redress in Criminal Proceedings ; III. Regulators' Enforcement Policies and Powers |
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IV. Redress by Regulators V. ADR: Mediation, Arbitration and ODR ; VI. Consumer ADR ; VII. Analysing the Transformations ; VIII. Conclusions ; 7. The Interaction Between Private and Public Enforcement in European Competition Law ; I. Introduction ; II. Recent History of the Development of Competition Law Enforcement in the EU ; III. Coordinating Private Damage Claims with Leniency Programmes and Settlements ; IV. Tension Between Substantive Law and Private Enforcement ; V. Tensions Regarding the Entitlement to Damage Claims |
| Notes |
Contribuitions prepared for the European University Institute international conference "The Transformation of Enforcement : European Economic Law in a Global Perspective", held June 2013 |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Notes |
Online resource; title from PDF title page (EBSCO, viewed March 30, 2016) |
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Trade regulation -- European Union countries -- Congresses
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Actions and defenses -- European Union countries -- Congresses
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Citizen suits (Civil procedure) -- European Union countries -- Congresses
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Law and globalization -- European Union countries -- Congresses
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International economic & trade law.
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International law.
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LAW -- Business & Financial.
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Actions and defenses.
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Citizen suits (Civil procedure)
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Law and globalization.
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Trade regulation.
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European Union countries.
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| Genre/Form |
Conference papers and proceedings.
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Micklitz, Hans-W., editor.
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Wechsler, Andrea, 1977- editor.
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European University Institute.
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| ISBN |
9781849468930 |
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1849468931 |
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9781849468923 |
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1849468923 |
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