Comparative contract law
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Comparative contract law
（Research handbooks in comparative law）
E. Elgar, 2018, c2017
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"Paperback edition 2018"--T.p. verso
Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This comprehensive book offers a thoughtful survey of theories, issues and cases in order to reassess the present vision of contract law. Comparative refers both to the specific kind of methodologies implied and to the polyphonic perspectives collected on the main topics, with the aim of superseding the conventional forms of representation. In this perspective, the work engages a critical search for the fault lines, which crosses traditions of thought and globalized landscapes.
Notwithstanding contract's enduring presence and the technicalities devoted to managing clauses and interpretation, the inquiry on the proper nature of contract and its status and collocation within private legal taxonomies continues to be a controversial exercise. Moving from a vast array of dissimilar inclinations, which have historically produced heterogeneous maps of law, this book is built around the genealogies of contractual theoretical thinking; the contentious relationship between private governance and normative regulations; the competing styles used to stage contract law; the concurring opinions expressed within the domain of other disciplines, such as literature and political theory; the tensions between global context and local frames; and the movable thresholds between canonical expressions and heterodox constructions.
For its careful analysis and the wide range of references employed, Comparative Contract Law will be a tremendous resource for academics, legal scholars and interdisciplinary experts as well as judges and law practitioners.
Contributors include: G. Bellantuono, B.H. Bix, D. Carpi, C.L. Cordasco, C. Costantini, S. Fiorato, J. Gordley, M. Granieri, A. Hutchison, M.R. Marella, G. Marini, P.G. Monateri, F. Monceri, P. Moreno Cruz, H. Muir Watt, F. Parisi, P. Pardolesi, G. Samuel
目次
Contents:
Introduction
PART I CONTRACT LAW: THEORIES AND GENEALOGIES
1. Theories of Contract Law
Brian H. Bix
2. In Defense of Roman Contract Law
James Gordley
3. The Authoritarian Theory of Contract
Pier Giuseppe Monateri
4. Contract and the Comparatist: Should We Think About Contract in Terms of 'Contracticles'?
Geoffrey Samuel
5. Critical Comparative Contract Law
Giovanni Marini
6. Contract Law and Regulation
Giuseppe Bellantuono
PART II MARKET VALUES AND THEIR CRITIQUES. PRIVATE GOVERNANCE AND NORMATIVE REGULATIONS
7. Enforcing Bilateral Promises: A Comparative Law and Economics Perspective
Francesco Parisi, Marta Cenini and Barbara Luppi
8. Spontaneous Order and Freedom of Contract
Carlo Ludovico Cordasco
9. "Party Autonomy"
Horatia Muir Watt
10. Who is the Contracting Party? A Trip Around the Transformation of the Legal Subject
Maria Rosaria Marella
11. Freedom of Contract and Constitutional Values: Some Exceptional Cases from the Colombian Constitutional Court
Pablo Moreno Cruz
PART III REPRESENTATIONS AND NARRATIVES
12. The Unburiable Contract. Grant Gilmore's Discontinuous Parabola and the Literary Construction of American Legal Style
Cristina Costantini
13. Queering the Contractual Paradigm between Law and Political Theory
Flavia Monceri
14. Contracts in Literature: from Doctor Faustus to Vampires
Daniela Carpi
15. Women and contracts in Angela Carter's Postmodern Revision of the Fairy Tale
Sidia Fiorato
PART IV GLOBAL CONTEXT AND LOCAL FRAMES
16. The Wrecking Ball. Good Faith, Preemption and US Exceptionalism
Peter Goodrich
17. Technological Contracts
Massimiliano Granieri
18. Contractual Interpretation: The South African Blend Of Common, Civil And Indigenous Law In Comparative Perspective
Andrew Hutchison
19. Promissory Estoppel
Paolo Pardolesi
20. Party Autonomy in Global Context: An International Laywer's Take on the Political Economy of a Self-constituting Regime.
Horatia Muir Watt
Index
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