euvr
Zeitschrift für Europäisches Unternehmens- und Verbraucherrecht
Journal of European Consumer and Market Law
euvr
Zeitschrift für Europäisches Unternehmens- und Verbraucherrecht
Journal of European Consumer and Market Law
Contact:
You may contact the Editors also directly via
<[firstname].[surname]@euvr.eu>
Editors
Association of European Consumer Law
Christoph Busch
(EBS University Wiesbaden)
Ronny Domröse
(European University Viadrina Frankfurt)
Ulrich Ernst
(Jagiellonian University Krakow)
Alberto De Franceschi
(University of Ferrara, MPI Munich)
Stephan Keiler
(University of Salzburg)
Vanessa Mak
(Tilburg University)
Kristin Nemeth
(University of Innsbruck)
Rupprecht Podszun
(University of Bayreuth)
Christine Riefa
(Brunel University London)
A Call for Papers / Flyer
can be found here
Editorial Board
Maria Berger, Luxembourg
Peter Cartwright, Nottingham
Georg Graf, Salzburg
Phillip Hellwege, Augsburg
Athanassios Kaissis, Thessaloniki
Marco Loos, Amsterdam
Hans-Wolfgang Micklitz, Florence
Francesco Morandi, Sassari
Patrick Rambaud, Paris
Iain Ramsay, Kent
Nicolas Raschauer, Linz
Julio Álvarez Rubio, Santander
Giesela Rühl, Jena
Martin Schauer, Vienna
Martin Schmidt-Kessel, Bayreuth
Alexander Schopper, Innsbruck
Hans Schulte-Nölke, Osnabrück
Francesco A. Schurr, Vaduz
Ansgar Staudinger, Bielefeld
Jules Stuyck, Leuven
Marina Tamm, Wismar
Klaus Tonner, Rostock
Verica Trstenjak, Vienna, Luxembourg
Erich Vranes, Vienna
Christiane Wendehorst, Vienna
Fryderyk Zoll, Krakow
The fifth edition of the Journal of European Consumer and Market Law (euvr) presents a bilingual editorial by Schulte-Nölke an English contribution by Micklitz on his opinion presented to the 69th Deutscher Juristentag and a replica by Twigg-Flesner; as well as articles on contract terms, Optional Instrument, CESL and Consumer Credit Directive as well as a Legislation Report on Unfair Trading.
This new Journal aims at filling a gap in existing publications in the field of European consumer law. Its main focus is on issues of consumer law in the EU internal market. European consumer law is understood in the broadest sense including customer, user and passenger law. The focus of the journal goes beyond the traditional understanding of consumer law as consumer protection law and includes consumer law from the perspective of businesses in the B2C market.
The emphasis lies on the debate of consumer law as it stands in a system of multilevel governance. This includes discussing issues of private as well as public law, of substantive as well as private international and procedural law, of national, international and supranational law, new regulatory instruments (e.g. uniform law, soft law, service standards) as well as questions of law making.
The journal contains articles (peer reviewed), short contributions, legislation report, case commentaries, pending cases, book reviews and events.. Contributions will appear in English and/or in German.