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The Costs of Separation: Friction Between Company and Insolvency Law in the Single Market
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The Protection of Weaker Parties in the Private International Law of the European Union: A Portrait of Inconsistency and Conceptual Truancy
No full textTwo-Stage Revision Total Knee Arthroplasty in Cases of Periprosthetic Joint Infection: An Analysis of 50 Cases
No full textIntra-Firm Trade Law: Contract Enforcement and Dispute Resolution in Transnational Corporations
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Approaching the econo-socio-legal
No full textThis article offers a systematic introduction to a body of historical and contemporary research that is distinctive in its commitment to the observations that the economy and the law are mutually constitutive, and that both are in turn mutually constitutive of wider social life, including that part of social life relating to how we think and communicate about the econo-socio-legal. The aim is to offer a framework for approaching econo-socio-legal thinking and practice from the past, present, and future
