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.

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