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The Real (New) Deal: Levelling the Odds for Consumer-Litigants On the Need for a Modernisation, Part II
Amsterdam Law School Research Paper No. 2019-24, Centre for the Study of European Contract Law Working Paper No. 2019-06, Law and Justice Across Borders Research Paper No. 2019-03
Number of pages: 19
Posted: 15 Jul 2019
Working Paper Series
University of Amsterdam, Faculty of Law and University of Amsterdam - Faculty of Law
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Shaping Coercive Obligations through Vulnerability: The Example of the ECtHR
Forthcoming, Natasa Mavronicola and Laurens Lavrysen (eds.), Towards a Coercive Human Rights Law? Positive Duties to Mobilise the Criminal Law under the ECHR., Amsterdam Law School Research Paper No. 2019-22, Amsterdam Center for International Law No. 2019-11, Law and Justice Across Borders Research Paper No. 2019-02
Number of pages: 24
Posted: 27 Jun 2019
Accepted Paper Series
Amsterdam Center for International Law, University of Amsterdam (UvA)
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Climate Action as Positive Human Rights Obligation: The Appeals Judgment in Urgenda v The Netherlands
Burgers, Laura & Staal, Tim ‘Climate action as positive human rights obligation: The appeals judgment in Urgenda v the Netherlands’ in Wessel, Ramses A; Werner, Wouter;
Boutin, Bérénice (Eds.) Netherlands Yearbook of International Law 2018, T.M.C. Asser Press, forthcoming in spring 2019
, Amsterdam Law School Research Paper No. 2019-01, Centre for the Study of European Contract Law Working Paper No. 2019-01, Amsterdam Center for International Law No. 2019-01, Law and Justice Across Borders Research Paper No. 2019-01,
Number of pages: 20
Posted: 11 Jan 2019
Last Revised: 08 May 2019
Accepted Paper Series
University of Amsterdam - Centre for the Study of European Contract Law (CSECL) and University of Amsterdam, Faculty of Law, Amsterdam Center for International Law, Students
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The Modernization of European Consumer Law: A Pig in a Poke?
European Review of Private Law (to be published in 2019/1), Amsterdam Law School Research Paper No. 2018-26, Centre for the Study of European Contract Law Working Paper No. 2018-05, Law and Justice Across Borders Research Paper No. 2018-05
Number of pages: 19
Posted: 01 Oct 2018
Accepted Paper Series
University of Amsterdam - Centre for the Study of European Contract Law (CSECL)
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The Case for Vulnerability as the Normative Standard in European Consumer Credit and Mortgage Law – An Inquiry into the Paradigms of Consumer Law
The Case for Vulnerability as the Normative Standard in European Consumer Credit and Mortgage Law – An Inquiry into the Paradigms of Consumer Law, Zeltschrift für Europäisches Unternehrn ens- und Verbraucherrecht
Journal of European Consumer and Market Law (2013) 3: 124-137 , Amsterdam Law School Research Paper No. 2018-14, Centre for the Study of European Contract Law Working Paper No. 2018-03, Law and Justice Across Borders Research Paper No. 2018-04,
Number of pages: 16
Posted: 15 Jun 2018
Last Revised: 13 May 2019
Accepted Paper Series
University of Amsterdam - Faculty of Law
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Mortgage Debt and the Social Function of Contract
Mortgage debt and the social function of contract, European Law Journal Vol 22 No 6, 758-771., Amsterdam Law School Research Paper No. 2018-13, Centre for the Study of European Contract Law Working Paper No. 2018-02, Law and Justice Across Borders Research Paper No. 2018-03
Number of pages: 16
Posted: 14 Jun 2018
Accepted Paper Series
University of Amsterdam - Faculty of Law
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Mortgage Debt and the Social Function of Contract
Mortgage debt and the social function of contract, European Law Journal Vol 22 No 6, 758-771., Amsterdam Law School Research Paper No. 2018-13, Centre for the Study of European Contract Law Working Paper No. 2018-02, Law and Justice Across Borders Research Paper No. 2018-03
Number of pages: 16
Posted: 14 Jun 2018
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Mortgage Debt and the Social Function of Contract
European Law Journal, Vol. 22, Issue 6, pp. 758-771, 2016
Number of pages: 14
Posted: 30 May 2017
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Financialisation and its Implications for Private Autonomy in Consumer Credit Law
Financialisation and its implications for private autonomy in consumer credit law, Observatorio del diritto civile e commerciale 1/2015, 227/246., Amsterdam Law School Research Paper No. 2018-12, Centre for the Study of European Contract Law Working Paper No. 2018-01, Law and Justice Across Borders Research Paper No. 2018-02
Number of pages: 24
Posted: 12 Jun 2018
Last Revised: 14 Sep 2018
Accepted Paper Series
University of Amsterdam - Faculty of Law and University of Amsterdam - Faculty of Law
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EU External Health Security Policy and Law
Forthcoming in: Research Handbook the EU’s Common Foreign and Security Policy, Steven Blockmans and Panos Koutrakos
, Amsterdam Law School Research Paper No. 2018-07, Amsterdam Centre for European Law and Governance Research Paper No. 2018-02, Law and Justice Across Borders Research Paper No. 2018-01,
Number of pages: 25
Posted: 26 Mar 2018
Last Revised: 29 Mar 2018
Accepted Paper Series
Amsterdam Centre for European Law and Governance
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Possibilities of the Past: Histories of the NIEO and the Travails of Critique
Forthcoming, 29 Journal of the History of International Law, Amsterdam Law School Research Paper No. 2017-36, Amsterdam Center for International Law No. 2017-26, Law and Justice Across Borders Research Paper No. 2017-02
Number of pages: 30
Posted: 13 Aug 2017
Last Revised: 18 Oct 2017
Accepted Paper Series
University of Amsterdam - Amsterdam Center for International Law
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On Tragic Legal Choices
Amsterdam Law School Research Paper No. 2017-03, Law and Justice Across Borders Research Paper No. 2017-01 (previously Working Paper Series on Postnational Rulemaking)
Number of pages: 37
Posted: 09 Feb 2017
Last Revised: 18 Feb 2017
Working Paper Series
Amsterdam Law School, University of Amsterdam
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