Who has a stake in European contract law? In its communication of October 2004 ( The Way Forward ) the European Commission said that stakeholder participation in the elaboration of a Common Frame of Reference (CFR) by researchers was essential. It therefore announced that it would set up a network of stakeholder experts which should ‘make an ongoing, detailed contribution to the researchers’ preparatory work’ ( The Way Forward , 10). This was an excellent idea: the Commission rightly acknowledges that drafting a common European contract law is not a merely technical exercise. There are many diverging interests at stake. Therefore, the creation of a CFR cannot be left entirely to academics.
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Requires Authentication UnlicensedEditorialLicensedSeptember 9, 2005
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Requires Authentication UnlicensedSystem and Principles of EC Contract LawLicensedSeptember 9, 2005
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Requires Authentication UnlicensedA New Social Contract Law for Public Services? – Consequences from Regulation of Services of General Economic Interest in the ECLicensedSeptember 9, 2005
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Requires Authentication UnlicensedEuropean Community Legislation and ActionsLicensedSeptember 9, 2005
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Requires Authentication UnlicensedFranceLicensedSeptember 9, 2005
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