Distributive foundations of contract law
In contemporary scholarship, most proposals that refer to the moral foundations of contract law can be categorized under one of two broad conceptual categories: deontological (such as will, autonomy-based, and transference theories) and consequentialist (such as those rooted in efficiency and distri...
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openedition-oai:revues.org:revus_11621 https://doi.org/10.4000/15etr urn:doi:10.4000/15etr en https://journals.openedition.org/revus/11621 2025-12-22T01:00:00Z info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess article info:eu-repo/semantics/article urn:handle:20.500.13089/15etr https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ Distributive foundations of contract law Revus Klub Revus info:eu-repo/semantics/reference/issn/1855-7112 info:eu-repo/semantics/reference/issn/1581-7652 URI:https://journals.openedition.org/revus Sánchez Rubín, José Antonio avtonomija egalitarizem teorija pogodbenega prava funkcionalna analiza egalitarianism functional analysis contract law theory significant autonomy In contemporary scholarship, most proposals that refer to the moral foundations of contract law can be categorized under one of two broad conceptual categories: deontological (such as will, autonomy-based, and transference theories) and consequentialist (such as those rooted in efficiency and distributive justice considerations) theories. However, these conceptions are insufficient for adequately explaining and justifying contract rules because they either fail to grasp relevant features of the practice of contemporary voluntary transactions or they lose sight of the core content of this area of law. This paper aims to provide theoretical insights to mend such shortcomings by redirecting the theorization of contracts towards an egalitarian liberal account of its social functions. Razdelitveni temelji pogodbenega prava. Dandanes je večino predlogov, ki se nanašajo na moralne temelje pogodbenega prava, mogoče uvrstiti v eno od dveh širokih pojmovnih kategorij: deontološko (kamor sodijo teorije voljo, avtonomije in prenosa) ter konsekvencialistično (ki zajema teorije, utemeljene na učinkovitosti in vidikih razdelitvene pravičnosti). Vendar ta pojmovanja ne zagotavljajo ustrezne razlage in utemeljitve pogodbenopravnih pravil, saj bodisi ne zajamejo pomembnih značilnosti prakse sodobnih prostovoljnih transakcij bodisi spregledajo osrednjo vsebino tega pravnega področja. Namen razprave je odpraviti omenjeno pomankljivost s preusmeritvijo teoretskega razmisleka o pogodbenem pravu k egalitarno-liberalnemu pojmovanju družbenih funkcij pogodbe. |
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In contemporary scholarship, most proposals that refer to the moral foundations of contract law can be categorized under one of two broad conceptual categories: deontological (such as will, autonomy-based, and transference theories) and consequentialist (such as those rooted in efficiency and distributive justice considerations) theories. However, these conceptions are insufficient for adequately explaining and justifying contract rules because they either fail to grasp relevant features of the practice of contemporary voluntary transactions or they lose sight of the core content of this area of law. This paper aims to provide theoretical insights to mend such shortcomings by redirecting the theorization of contracts towards an egalitarian liberal account of its social functions. |
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