Law

Digital interfaces can deceive, pressure users, and make decisions more difficult. Alexander Egberts conceptually systematizes such »dark patterns« and combines insights from law, behavioral science, and design research to demonstrate where competition law sets limits to manipulative digital design practices.

The climate crisis and the biodiversity crisis pose challenges for law and society. Against this backdrop, the volume examines in depth the legal premises of the major transformative tasks of our time.

What obligations do employees have who may come into conflict due to their politically extremist activities? This concerns in particular political statements and activities at work and during leisure time, and the employer's option to terminate the employment relationship as a result.

This new edition keeps pace with the times and covers the teaching and examination material in police and public order law, taking into account current developments in legislation, case law, and legal scholarship through March 2026. The appendix has also been expanded to include a new case in the repetition section.