Who does what? : on the allocation of regulatory competences in European private law
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Who does what? : on the allocation of regulatory competences in European private law
（Ius commune, 137）
Intersentia, c2015
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Includes bibliographical references (p.311-314)
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Contents of Works
- Who does what in European private law? An introduction / Bram Akkermans, Jaap Haag, Nicole Kornet, Jan Smits
- The justification of value judgements, theoretical foundations for arguments about the best level to regulation European private law / Jaap Hage
- Who does what? On the distribution of competences among the European Union and the member states / Jan M. Smits
- On which level should private laws in Europe be created? / Jaap Hage
- Who does what in consumer law: a search for criteria for centralized lawmaking / William Bull, Jiangqiu Ge, Catalina Goanță, Mark Kawakami, Jan Smits
- Who does what in commercial law? The case for a multi-level & multi-actor approach to regulating commercial transactions / Anna Beckers, Nicole Kornet, Janwillem Oosterhuis
- European Union constitutional property law: searching for foundations for the allocation of regulatory competences / Bram Akkermans
- Case study: Harmonizing security rights / Willem Loof, Anna Berlee
- Who does what in competition law: harmonizing rules on damages for infringements of the EU competition rules? / Caroline Cauffman, Niels Philipsen
- Who does what? Environmental liability in the EU / Kristel De Smedt, Michael Faure
