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Contractual Freedom, Contractual Justice, and Contract Law (Theory)

Florian Rödl

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theory-for example sociological, cultural, and economics projects-but also alternative philosophical projects, most notably projects of critique or deconstruction.3 However, these projects presuppose an understanding of what is submitted to

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theory-for example sociological, cultural, and economics projects-but also alternative philosophical projects, most notably projects of critique or deconstruction.3 However, these projects presuppose an understanding of what is submitted to

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theory-for example sociological, cultural, and economics projects-but also alternative philosophical projects, most notably projects of critique or deconstruction.3 However, these projects presuppose an understanding of what is submitted to

Key concepts: Deconstruction (building), Economic Justice, Epistemology, Contract theory, Sociology, Freedom of contract, Focus (optics), Law

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