Table of Contents

Introduction: Problem without Solution?
1: Corrective Justice in the Frame
Corrective Justice
Compensation: towards a tort tax?
Culpability and Deterrence
Taking Dicey Seriously
Conclusion
2: Tort Law Abounding
The Cascade effect of Globailization
Accountability through Liability
Responsibility and Liability
Liability, Sanction, and the ECJ
The Strasbourg Court and Satisfaction: Just or Unjust?
Conclusions
3: Administrative Compensation: Brave New World?
Identifying 'Compensation'
Accident Compensation
Compensation as Good Administration
Damages, Human Rights, and Compensation
Towards a General Principle?
General Conclusion: Collective Consumption Reinstated
Annex: State Liability and French Administrative Law

About the Author

Carol Harlow is Emeritus Professor of Law at the London School of Economics and Political Science.

Reviews

there is certainly much here to inform, interest and provoke.
*European Tort Law*