Marques, Claudia Lima
Consumer Law and Socioeconomic Development
Part I. International Protection of Consumers: Trends and Challenges
1. Consumer Protection in the Global Context: The Present Status and Some New Trends
Dan Wei
2. The UN Guidelines for Consumer Protection: Review and Next Steps
Ana Cândida Muniz Cipriano, Héctor Valverde Santana
3. The UNGCP Guidelines: Some Comments
Gail Pearson
4. Common Law and International Consumer Protection in the Global Orbit of Consumption
Fabiana D’Andrea Ramos, Vitor Hugo do Amaral Ferreira
5. International Consumer Protection and Private International Law
Louise Ellen Teitz, David P. Stewart
6. The Supranational Organizations’ Initiatives Aimed at Protection of Tourists. Why International Conventions Are Needed
Maria Goretti Sanches Lima
7. Chinese Approaches to Reform Consumer Protection Law: Substantive Law and Conflict Law
Ying Yu
8. International Consumer Protection in Mercosur
Alberto do Amaral Junior, Luciane Klein Vieira
9. 25 Years to Celebrate: Horizons Reached by the 1990 Brazilian Consumer Protection Code and Horizons to Come, Especially on the International Protection of Consumers
Claudia Lima Marques
10. Regional Integration and Consumer Safety: An Emerging Concern in the Gulf Region
Thierry Bourgoignie
Part II. Financial Crisis and Consumer Protection
11. Consumer Credit Regulation and International Financial Markets: Lessons from the Mortgage Meltdown
James P. Nehf
12. The International Financial Crisis and the Protection of the Brazilian Consumer
Héctor Valverde Santana
13. Free Trade Agreement and Investment Treaty Innovations to Promote More Sustainable Financial Markets for Consumers
Luke Nottage
14. Financial Consumer Protection in China: Country Report
Dan Wei
15. Current Issues for Consumer Protection Law in Australia
Gail Pearson
Part III. National and Regional Consumer Law Issues: Helping the Economic Development
16. Relations Between International Law and Consumer Law in the Globalized World: Challenges and Prospects
Claudia Lima Marques
17. Economic Development, Capitalism, and Consumer Law in Brazil: Rejecting the Argument for “Legal Paternalism”
Amanda Flávio Oliveira
18. The Illegal and Abusive: Proposals for a Systematic Interpretation of Abusive Practices in the 25 Years of the Consumer Defense Code
Bruno Miragem
19. Children, Consumption, and Advertising: Brazil’s Point of View
Adalberto Pasqualotto
20. Further Challenges for Australian Consumer Law
Gail Pearson
21. The Emergence and Development of Chinese 3.15 Anticounterfeiting
Shan He
22. Real Estate Under Construction, Consumer Law and Development
Roberto Augusto Castellanos Pfeiffer
23. Real Estate Consumer Credit: A New Side to Vulnerability
Walter José Faiad Moura, Leonardo Roscoe Bessa
24. Consumer Protection in E-Commerce in Brazil: The Updating of the Consumer’s Protection Code
Antonia Espíndola Longoni Klee
25. The Right to Be Forgotten and the Indirect Control of Consumer Databases
André Carvalho Ramos
26. Regulation and Supervision of Internet Finance and Consumer Protection in China
Yixian Zhao
27. Overindebtedness in Mercosul Countries: An Overview
Káren Rick Danilevicz Bertoncello, Clarissa Costa Lima
28. “Withholding Credit” and Elderly Overindebtedness
Johannes Doll, Rosangela L. Cavallazzi
29. Consuming, Consumption, and Overindebtedness in (Hyper) Contemporaneity
Diogenes Faria Carvalho
Keywords: Law, International Economic Law, Trade Law, Private International Law, International & Foreign Law, Comparative Law, Consumer Behavior
- Editor
- Marques, Claudia Lima
- Wei, Dan
- Publisher
- Springer
- Publication year
- 2017
- Language
- en
- Edition
- 1
- Page amount
- 20 pages
- Categories
- Upbringing, Education
- Society
- Format
- Ebook
- eISBN (PDF)
- 9783319556246
- Printed ISBN
- 978-3-319-55623-9