The Transformation of Private Law – Principles of Contract and Tort as European and International Law

Transformations: An Introduction to this volume and reflections on uniform law conventions as public and private law.- Part One – European framework – the world we live in.- Six Very Strange Years.- Brave New World: Dispute resolution under the EU – UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement.- Brexit and Arbitration Agreements.- Transnational commercial litigation. Discussing the 2020 Model Rules and the 2019 Hague and 2018 Singapore Conventions.-  Style and Form of Judgments in France : enter the Rapporteur public.- The Norwegian Concept of “Room for Manoeuvre”: A Nail in the EEA’s Coffin.- The Reach of Free Movement: The Right to Export Sickness Benefits Within the European Union and the European Economic Area.- Part Two– Transformations in public international law.- General Principles of Law in International Law and Common Law.- The Chorzow Factory Case and the Protection of Industrial Property under International Law.- Settlement of disputes by the International Court of Justice: twosouls in the Court’s breast.- A Developing Field of Activity: Reparation for Breaches of Human Rights in the Case Law of the International Court of Justice.- The jurisprudence of the International Court of Justice between utilitas publica and utilitas singulorum (1947-1962).- The Factory of Chorzów case: a bridge between international law and private law.- Part Three – Transformations in private law – method and public policy.- Fundamental rights, freedoms and contract law. Comparing legal systems.- Poverty in the capitalistic legal order.- Hayek in Brussels. Uniform Private Law and neo-liberal orthodoxy.- Another Europe after the pandemic? Reflections on solidarity and the nature of private rights.- Ruling economic contractual relations: the predictability of pandemics and of their implications.- Part Four – Transformations in contract law.- The developing role of good faith and the emerging concept of a relational contract.- Trust and the (EU) Capital Market. Theory and Case Studieson a New Mesotes in Business Law.- The fiduciary entrustment contract.- Spunti di riflessione in tema di diligenza e autonomia privata nel diritto privato italiano.- La prudenza come paradigma conoscitivo nei sistemi di civil law: l’influsso sulla formazione del giurista.- Europe needs a true business law. What does that mean?.- Some Reflections on the Nature of Decentralized (Autonomous) Organizations.- Contract automation from telematic agreement to smart contracts.- Some considerations for research on the sale of movable goods.- The French Model and the Development of Authors’ Rights.- The control of contract power and standard terms in Italy and Canada: a comparative overview.- Part Five – Transformations in tort law.- Forty Years of travels in the province of the law of tort. A memoir.- Damages and Benefits: new rules for the Compensatio Lucri cum Damno doctrine.- A Flower Never Blossomed: The Overshadowed Silhouette of Privacy in the Realm of the English Law of Tort.- Artificialintelligence and liability: the strategy of the European Union.- Damages liability caused by robot and artificial intelligence: a question of safety.- Artificial Intelligence And Tort Liability.- Part Six – Transformations in EU law – tort, remedies and interventions.- The EU, the Member States and Damages Liability.- Supervisory liability for surveillance failure in the EU financial system.- EU Financial Regulation and Private Law: Towards a Holistic Approach.- The remedies of retail clients of investment firms in the light of the decisions of the Italian Financial Ombudsman.- Consumer protection extended to commonholds in the view of the Court of Justice of the European Union.- Financial resilience issues in agriculture.- Part Seven – Digitalised world – assets, privacy and party autonomy.- International Regulatory Competition in Crypto Finance and Comparative Discussions.- The role of the EU Court of Justice in relation to the European law on eCommerce and liability of Internet Service Providers.- Smart contracts in the financial sector: Fintech's prospects and risks.- Legal protection of the human personality and the emergence of digital identity. The case of Italy.- A Multifaceted Issue Called “Big Data”: Different views on Privacy, Consumer Protection and Free Trade in Search for a Synthesis.- Data and Territory. The impact of the “local” in the regulation of digital technologies and algorithmic decision-making.- Informed Consent in Italian Digitalized Insurance Contracts. From the Privacy Shield to Schrems II.