Notes on Ideological Precepts as Formants of Private Law in Central-East European Countries

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1. Frontiers Article
2. Notes on Ideological Precepts as Formants of Private Law in Central-East European Countries
3. On the Shoulders of Schlesinger: The Trento Common Core of European Private Law Project
4. The Role of Contractual Enforcement and Excuse in the Governance of Relational Agreements: An Economic Analysis
5. Consumer Protection, Fair Dealing in Marketing Contracts and European Contract Law - A Uniform Law?
6. International Tax Policy and the New Economy
7. Advances Article
8. The Process of Codifying the European Legal System
9. To Intervene or Not to Intervene, That is the Question
10. Rules on Competition and Fair Trading
11. Formalism and Anti-formalism under Socialist Law: the Case of General Clauses within the Codification of Civil Law
12. Mondialisation, Juridiction, Arbitrage: Vers des Regles d'Application «Semi-Necessaire»?
13. Topics Article
14. On the Legitimacy of Europeanising Europe's Private Law
15. Les Sanctions Relatives aux Fusions-Acquisitions Non Abouties: Une Etude Fondee sur les Principes de Corporate Governance
16. Capital Social et Protection des Creanciers. Approche Comparative France / Etats-Unis
17. Trusts And Money Laundering In English Law. The Duties of Confidentiality and Disclosure of Trustees and the Obligations Arising out of Sections 93a, 93b and 93d of the Criminal Justice Act 1988