New private law theory : a pluralist approach / [edited by] Stefan Grundmann, Hans Micklitz, Moritz Renner.

The inside and the outside of law? (Grundmann)
Private law and sociology (Renner)
Economics and private law institutions (Grundmann)
Private law and theories of communication (Renner)
Comparative law and legal history (Micklitz)
Societal order and private law (Grundmann)
Values in private law (Renner)
Constitutionalisation, regulation, and private law (Micklitz)
Democracy and private law (Micklitz)
Formalism, substantive, and procedural justice
Negotiation, the function of contract and the 'justice of consensus' (Grundmann)
Knowledge and information (Grundmann)
Private power (Renner)
Non-discrimination (Renner)
Risk, tort, and liability (Micklitz)
Digital architecture of private law relations (Micklitz)
Between market and hierarchy (Grundmann)
Person, civil status, and private law (Micklitz)
Theory of the corporation (Renner)
Actors in organizations (Grundmann)
The principal's decision : exit, voice, and loyalty (Grundmann)
Organizations and public goods (Micklitz)
Law as a product (Micklitz)
Multi-level governance and economic constitution (Micklitz)
Transnational Law (Renner)
Private ordering (Renner)
The shadow of the law and social embeddedness (Grundmann).