Law

Private international law is based on the premise that legal systems are equivalent. However, in an era of growing politicisation, the question arises as to where this principle reaches its limits. Analysing the neutrality of private international law and international civil procedure can help to answer this question.

The renowned textbook by Barbara Grunewald is being continued in the proven format by Hans-Friedrich Müller. The complex subject matter of company law is presented in a didactically valuable and clearly structured way, in order to provide optimal support to students as well as other interested readers in acquiring in-depth knowledge.

The works collected in this volume span a period of three decades in Walter Eucken's scientific oeuvre, from 1921 to 1950. The theme that connects them is the perception of the present as a time of crisis and the question of where the causes of the crisis are to be seen and how their solution can be found. The volume also traces the development of the ordoliberal research program.

With his fundamental insights into the conditions needed for a free economic and social order, Walter Eucken became the founder of ordoliberalism and one of Germany's most influential twentieth century economists. This volume presents a selection of letters from the years 1907 to 1932 that provide new perspectives on the economic, fiscal policy and philosophical debates of the Weimar Republic.