Oxford Studies in Private Law Theory: Volume II

Paul B. Miller and John Oberdiek

• Coverage of the latest developments in private law theory written and edited by leaders in the field
• Contributors write in a wide range of subfields of private law including the theoretical analysis of tort law, property law, and contract law

Table of Contents

About the Editors
List of Contributors
Acknowledgements
1. Justifying Private Law, Felipe Jimenez
2. Who Has the Power to Enforce Private Rights?, Rebecca Stone
3. Defensive and Remedial Liability, Sandy Steel
4. Taking Raz Seriously: On the Value of Autonomy and its Relation to Private Law, James Penner
5. Justifying Equity's Control of Power: Fiduciary Status and Beyond, Jessica Hudson
6. Two Standards of Repair: Restoration and Resilience, Erik Encarnacion
7. Understanding the Complex Loyalty of Lawyers: Dual—Comission, Governance Mandate, and Intrinsic—Limit Analyses, William Bradley Wendel
8. Irreparable Injury and the Limits of the Law of Torts, Gregory Keating
9. The Role of Democracy in Private Law, Arie Rosen