Europäisches Privat- und Wirtschaftsrecht in der Krise

During the economic and sovereign debt crisis in the Eurozone, both European and national commercial and economic laws have undergone a severe stress test - and often passed this test only because of significant ad hoc changes to existing legal frameworks and underlying legal principles. The present volume collects the perspectives of German and Greek jurisprudence on the relevant phenomena. It covers a wide spectrum of substantive problems, ranging from questions of European monetary law and the regulation of the banking sector to matters of public economic law, contract and consumer law, insolvency and restructuring law, corporate and securities and labour law.