Tort Liability of Public Authorities in Comparative Perspective

BIICL (British Institute of International and Comparative Law), 2002.

Editors:
Duncan Fairgrieve, Mads Andenas & John Bell

Authors:
Judge Jean-Paul Costa, The Provision of Compensation under article 41 of the European Convention
TR Hickman, Tort Law, Public Authorities, and the Human Rights Act 1998
Jane Wright, The Retreat from Osman: Z v United Kingdom in the European Court of Human Rights and Beyond
Duncan Fairgrieve, The Human Rights Act 1998, Damages and English Tort Law
Merris Amos, Eurotorts and Unicorns: Damages for Breach of Community Law in the United Kingdom
Walter van Gerven, The Emergence of a Common European Law in the Area of Tort Law: the EU Contribution
Takis Tridimas, Liability for Breach of Community Law: Growing up and mellowing down?
Mads Andenas & Duncan Fairgrieve, Misfeasance in Public Office, Governmental Liability, and the European Influences
Basil Markesinis & Andrian R Stewart, Tortious Liability for Negligent misdiagnosis of learning disabilities: A Comparative Study of English and American Law
Roberto Caranta, Public Law Illegality and Governmental Liability
Ralph-Andreas Surma, A Comparative Study of the English and German Judicial Approach to the Liability of Public Bodies in negligence
Bill Atkin & Geoff McLay, Suing Child Welfare Agencies: A Comparative View from New Zealand
Spyridon Flogaitis, State extra-contractual Liability in France, England and Greece
Basil Markesinis, Unity or Division: The Search for similarities in Contemporary European Law
Duncan Fairgrieve, Pushing Back the Boundaries of Public Authorities Liability
Israel Gilead, Liability of Public Authorities and Public Servants: Israeli Law
Helene M Goldberg, Tort Liability for Federal Government Actions in the United States: An Overview
Douglas Brodie, Compulsory Altruism and Public Authorities
Cees C van Dam, Liability of Public Authorities in the Netherlands
Gert Brüggemeier, From Individual Tort for Civil Servants to Quasi-Strict Liability of the State: Governmental or State Liability in Germany