New in Print

Adam Epstein, An Exploration of Interesting Clauses in Sports, 21 J. Legal Aspects of Sport 1 (2011)

Martin Hogg, Review of Brian Coote, CONTRACT AS ASSUMPTION Oxford: Hart Publishing (www.hartpub.co.uk), 2010, in 15 Edinburgh L. Rev. 315 (2011)

Mark Godfrey, Review of NON-CONTRACTUAL LIABILITY ARISING OUT OF DAMAGE CAUSED TO ANOTHER, prepared by Christian von Bar Oxford: Oxford University Press (www.oup.com), Principles of European Law, Study Group on a European Civil Code, 2009, in 15 Edinburgh L. Rev. 306 (2011)

Warren Swain, Review of Catharine MacMillan, MISTAKES IN CONTRACT LAW Oxford: Hart Publishing (www.hartpub.co.uk), 2010, in 15 Edinburgh L. Rev. 318 (2011)

Kenneth Veitch, Social Solidarity and the Power of Contract, 38 J. L. & Society 189 (2011)

Plus: Here are the contents of Volume 7, Issue No. 2 of the European Review of Contract Law:

A Competitive Approach to EU Contract Law
    Karl Riesenhuber
    p.115  

Choice, Certainty and Diversity: Why More is Less
    Ruth Sefton-Green
    p.134  

The Commission's 2010 Green Paper on European Contract Law: Reflections on Union Competence in Light of the Proposed Options
    Kathleen Gutman
    p.151 

European Contract Law Reform and European Consumer Law – Two Related But Distinct Regimes
    Geraint Howells
    p.173

A European Civil Law – for Whom and What Should it Include? Reflections on the Scope of Application of a Future European Legal Instrument
    Susanne Augenhofer
    p.195   

Is the DCFR ready to be adopted as an Optional Instrument?
    Marisaria Maugeri
    p.219   

The Common Frame of Reference and the Relationship between National Law and European Law
    Marisa Meli
    p.229  

‘Good-Bye Harmonisation by Directives, Hello Cross-Border only Regulation?’ – A way forward for EU Consumer Contract Law
    Christian Twigg-Flesner
    p.235

Policy Choices in European Consumer law: Regulation through ‘Targeted Differentiation’
    Vanessa Mak
    p.257 

An Economic Analysis of Harmonization Regimes: Full Harmonization, Minimum Harmonization or Optional Instrument?
    Fernando Gomez, Juan Jose Ganuza
    p.275 

Five political ideas of European contract law
    Martijn W. Hesselink
    p.295  

Green Paper on Policy Options for Progress Towards a European Contract Law for Consumers and Businesses What do we want?
    Assunção Cristas
    p.314   

‘Choice is good.’ Really?
    John Cartwright
    p.335 

An Optional Instrument and Social dumping revisited
    Jacobien W. Rutgers
    p.350   

Towards a European Contract Law through Social Dialogue
    Alex Geert Castermans
    p.360                                                                                   

General Conclusions
    p.368

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