Coordinating the Compensation Mechanisms for Bodily Injury: a Broader Approach to French Civil Liability Reform (Hélène Guiziou)
Tort Law Reform in the Baltic States (Julija Kiršienė and Aušrinė Pasvenskienė)
Codification of Tort Law in the Czech Republic (Luboš Tichý)
Tort Law Reforms in Central and Eastern European Countries (Ewa Baginska)
Tort Law Reform in Austria (Bernhard A Koch)
General Revision of Tort Law in Switzerland. Reasons for Its Failure (Bénédict Winiger)
The Reform of Belgian Tort Law: Overview, Methodology, and Why It Succeeded (Sébastien De Rey)
Why Is Reforming Tort Law so Difficult in France? (Jean-Sébastien Borghetti)
The Tort Law Reform under the Chinese Civil Code (Lei Chen and Jia Wang)
Tort Law in Latin America: In Search of an Identity (Alberto Pino-Emhart and Ignacio j Ríos-Erazo)
Tort Law Reform in South Africa (Emile Zitzke)
Why Is Tort Law Reform so Difficult in Portugal?: The Example of Medical Liability (André Dias Pereira and Rui Prista Cascão)
The Influence of Evidence Issues on Tort Law Reforms: Thoughts from a French Perspective (Gabriel Stettler)
The Reform of Belgian Tort Law: Implications for the Foreseeability of Damage (Yoni Bosschaart)
Analysis of the Changing Position of the Strict Liability Rule for Highly Dangerous Activities under the Civil Code of Hungary 2013 (Réka Pusztahelyi)
French-Brazilian Comparative Law: Vicarious Liability and Tort Law Reform (Bruna de Souza Moulin Alcântara Da Silva)
The Profit from Tort in the (Italian) Private Law Perspective (Stefano Gatti)
Tort Law Reforms in Poland and Unsuccessful Attempts at the Standardization of Damages for Non-pecuniary Loss (Witold Borysiak)
The Standardization of Non-pecuniary Damages in a Comparative Perspective: The Cases of Ireland, Italy, and the Netherlands (Andrea Parziale)
Editorial: Special Issue Tort Law Reform in Europe and Beyond. Why Is Tort Law Reform So Difficult? (Miquel Martín-Casals)
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