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|a European contract law and the creation of norms
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|a CONTENT S LIST OF CASES IX LIST OF AUTHORS XV PART I. ARCHITECTURE THE CREATION OF NORMS : AN EVOLUTIONARY VIEW ON EUROPEAN CONTRAC T LAW STEFAN GRUNDMANN AND MATEUSZ GROCHOWSKI 3 1. LAW, STATE AND CONTRACT: BETWEEN THE OLD AND THE NEW PICTURE 4 2. EUROPEAN UNION: CREATOR OF CONTRACT LAW AND EMPOWERING CONTRACTUAL SHAPING 12 3. CONSTITUTION AND CONSTITUTIONAL VALUES AS A SOURCE OF CONTRACT LAW 16 4. THE SELECTION OF NORMS: FROM DEFAULT RULE TO OPTIONAL CODES AND REGULATION 21 5. THE EVER-STRONGER PRIVATE CREATOR OF NORMS 29 6. CJEU CASE LAW AS A SPECIFIC SOURCE OF EU LAW: A BIRD'S EYE PERSPECTIVE 36 7. CONCLUSIONS AND CAVEATS 41 PART II. BASIS OF NORMS: VALUES AND JURISDICTIONS GOOD FAITH AS CONTRACT'S CORE VALUE DANIEL MARKOVITS 47 1. GOOD FAITH IN CONTRACT DOCTRINE 48 2. THE METES AN D BOUNDS OF GOOD FAITH 52 3. GOOD FAITH, FREEDOM OF CONTRACT, AND CONTRACTUAL SOLIDARITY 57 4. GOOD FAITH AS A PEDESTRIAN IDEAL 62 5. GOOD FAITH AS CONTRACT'S CORE 70 THE RULE OF LAW AN D TH E CHARTE R OF FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS AS A SOURCE OF EUROPEAN PRIVATE LAW HUGH COLLINS 73 1. GAP-FILLING IN EU PRIVATE LAW 74 2. THE RULE OF LAW 81 INTERSENTIA CONTENTS 3. THE USES OF CHARTER RIGHTS IN EU PRIVATE LAW 84 4. A RIGHTS-BASED CONCEPTION OF THE RULE OF LAW 90 5. CONCLUSION 94 THE POLISH CIVIL LAW CODIFICATION COMMISSION WORKING ON TH E DRAFT OF TH E NEW CIVIL CODE JERZY PISULINSKI 97 1. POLISH CODIFICATION OF CIVIL LAW 97 2. WHY THE WORK ON THE NEW CODIFICATION WAS INITIATED 99 3. OUTCOME OF TH E WORK ON THE NEW CIVIL CODE 102 4. FURTHER WORK ON THE NEW CODIFICATION: ACADEMIC DRAFT OF THE CIVIL CODE 104 PART III. PARTY AUTONOMY AND SELECTION OF NORMS TYPES OF CONTRACT S AN D LAW'S AUTONOMY-ENHANCING ROLE HANOCH DAGAN 109 1. INTRODUCTION 109 2. FRAMEWORK FOR UTOPIAS 112 3. FROM CONSENT TO CHOICE 115 4. THE INSTITUTIONAL CHALLENGE 121 5. CONCLUDING REMARKS 125 LEGISLATIVE OPTION S FOR REGULATING OPTIONAL RULES LORENZ KAEHLER 127 1. OPTIONS CREATED BY DEFAULT RULES 127
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|a 2. OPT-OUT CONDITIONS 131 3. OPTION OFFERS 136 4. RESPONSE RULES 139 5. OPT-IN RULES 143 6. CONCLUDING REMARKS 147 A PRIVATE INTERNATIONA L LAW PERSPECTIVE ON THE CREATION OF NORM S AN D TRANSNATIONAL GOVERNANCE HORATIA MUI R WATT 149 1. INTRODUCTION 149 2. SETTING THE SCENE: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY PERSPECTIVE 154 3. LEGAL-THEORETICAL REPRESENTATIONS OF PARTY AUTONOMY 158 4. PRIVATE LEGISLATION AND ISSUES OF'MERELY TECHNICAL' DESIGN 163 V I INTERSENTIA CONTENTS 5. "CHANGES OF STATE": THE REVERSAL OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LAW AND MARKET 166 6. CONCLUSION: FOR A DISTRIBUTIONAL ANALYSIS 169 PART IV. PARTY AUTONOMY AS A BASIS FOR NORMS AMBIGUITIES OF SELF-REGULATION: SOME ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLES OF 'GOOD ' COMPANIES ' CERTIFICATION FLORIAN MOSLEIN 175 1. INTRODUCTION 175 2. SELF-REGULATION AND PRIVATE AUTONOMY 178 3. CLASSIFYING SELF-REGULATION 181 4. EXAMPLES OF'GOOD ' COMPANIES' CERTIFICATION 185 5. CONCLUSION 197 CONTRAC T LAW UNDE R REGULATORY SIEGE - REVIVAL OF CONTRAC T LAW? STANDARDISATION, REGULATION AN D CONSENT HANS-W. MICKLIT Z 199 1. CONTEXT, CLAIM, ARGUMENT 199 2. ANALYTICAL DESIGN 202 3. CONTRACT REGULATION VERSUS CONSENT 211 4. PRELIMINARY CONCLUSIVE THOUGHTS 223 DEFAULT RULES BEYOND A STATE: SPECIAL-PURPOSE LAWMAKERS IN TH E PLATFORM ECONOMY MATEUSZ GROCHOWSKI 227 1. INTRODUCTION 227 2. 'SPONTANEOUS' DEFAULT RULES 229 3. FRACTIONED MAJORITY IN USE: THE CASE OF THE PLATFORM ECONOMY 234 4. MARKET ACTORS AS REGULATORY INTERMEDIARIES 244 5. THE CHALLENGE FOR EUROPEAN CONTRACT LAW 247 6. CONCLUSIONS 250 PART V. CASE LAW AND CREATION OF NORMS EUROPEAN CONTRAC T LAW IN TH E EU COUR T OF JUSTICE'S CASE LAW CAMELIA TOADER 255 1. INTRODUCTION 255 2. THE IDENTIFICATION OF THE PERSONAL SCOPE OF APPLICATION OF EU INSTRUMENTS OF EUROPEAN CONTRACT LAW 256 INTERSENTIA VI I CONTENTS 3. THE 'CONTRACT' AS A SOURCE OF RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS IN THE CASE LAW OF TH E COURT OF JUSTICE 261
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|a 4. PROCEDURAL FRAMEWORK: THE ROLE OF THE COURT OF JUSTICE VIS-A-VIS THE EX OFFICIO APPLICATION OF EU LAW 265 5. CONCLUDING REMARKS 267 POTENTIAL AN D HURDLES FOR TH E CJEU'S JURISPRUDENCE IN DOMESTIC LEGAL ORDERS : A POLISH CASE STUDY ANETA WIEWIOROWSKA-DOMAGALSKA 269 1. INTRODUCTION 270 2. THE CHARACTERISTICS OF EU LAW THAT IMPACT ITS FUNCTIONING AT A NATIONAL LEVEL 272 3. THE CJEU'S JURISPRUDENCE OPERATION IN PRACTICE: THE ACCESS PROBLEM 274 4. THE SYSTEM OF PRELIMINARY REFERRALS TO THE CJEU 276 5. CASE STUDY 280 6. CONCLUSIONS 303 INDEX 305 INTERSENTIA
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