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Issue 1, 2010
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Access_open Introducing, Defining and Balancing ‘Autonomy v. Paternalism’
Authors Willem H. van Boom and Anthony Ogus
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Willem H. van Boom
Professor of Law at the Erasmus School of Law, Erasmus University Rotterdam.

Anthony Ogus
Professor of Fundamentals of Private Law at Erasmus University Rotterdam; Emeritus Professor of Law at the University of Manchester.
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Access_open Consumer Bankruptcy: A Third Way Between Autonomy and Paternalism in Private Law
Authors Nick Huls
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Nick Huls
Professor of Socio-Legal Studies, Erasmus School of Law and Leiden Law School.
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Access_open Regulating Consumer Demand in Insurance Markets
Authors Daniel Schwarcz
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Daniel Schwarcz
Associate Professor of Law, University of Minnesota Law School. A version of this paper, titled Insurance Demand Anomalies and Regulation, was simultaneously published in the Journal of Consumer Affairs. For helpful comments and suggestions, I thank Ken Abraham, Tom Baker, Oren Bar-Gill, Prentiss Cox, Brenda Cude, Kristin Hickman, Claire Hill, Bert Kritzer, Brett McDonnell, Amy Monahan, Francesco Parisi, Arden Rowell, Steven Schwarcz, Peter Siegelman and Paul Slovic. I also thank the participants in Erasmus Law School's conference on Juxtaposing Autonomy and Paternalism in Private Law, the University of Minnesotas seminar on Alternative Perspective on Law and Economics and the National Bureau of Economic Research's Insurance Project Workshop. Christina Alexander and Carl Engstrom provided excellent research assistance.
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Access_open Mandatory Contract Law: Functions and Principles in Light of the Proposal for a Directive on Consumer Rights
Authors Gerhard Wagner
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Gerhard Wagner
Dr. Gerhard Wagner LL.M. is Professor of Fundamentals of Private Law at Erasmus University, Rotterdam, as well as, Professor of German and European Private Law and Civil Procedure at the University of Bonn.
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Access_open The Role of Information Deficiencies in Contract Enforcement
Authors Ann-Sophie Vandenberghe
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Ann-Sophie Vandenberghe
Ann-Sophie Vandenberghe is Assistant Professor of Law and Economics, Rotterdam Institute of Law and Economics, Erasmus School of Law.