Principles of European Tort law: A Prelude to Harmonisation?

Wednesday 23rd November 2005

1. Personal Injury Compensation & Harmonisation Perspectives: PEOPIL Position

Marco Bona, PEOPIL Research Group - General Editor; Studio legale Ambrosio e Commodo (Turin, Italy); Milan University (Bocconi) and Castellanza University (LUIC)

2. European Tort Law - A Prelude to Harmonisation

John Price, BondPearce

3. Proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and the Council Concerning Limitation in Respect of Personal Injury and Fatal Accident Claims in Cross-Border Litigation

Marco Bona, PEOPIL Research Group - General Editor; Studio legale Ambrosio e Commodo (Turin, Italy); Milan University (Bocconi) and Castellanza University (LUIC)

4. Principles of European Tort Law A Critical Examination

Ken Oliphant, Cardiff Law School

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