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The book explores the transformative impact of digitization, blockchain technology, and AI on legal systems, addressing challenges to established doctrines and regulatory issues. It delves into the use of AI in lawmaking and adjudication, examining its implications for commercial transactions, corporate governance, and civil liability. The authors highlight the potential benefits of "Law by Algorithm" while cautioning about the risks of inequality. This insightful analysis is essential for legal professionals and policymakers navigating the evolving landscape of the digital economy.

Johannes von Kries (1853–1928) left a fascinating work: As a physiologist, he had a lasting influence on research into colour perception. As a philosopher, he formulated a theory of probability which was received not only in philosophy (Hans Reichenbach, Ludwig Wittgenstein), but also in physics (Ludwig Boltzmann, Max Planck), jurisprudence (Gustav Radbruch), sociology (Alfred Schütz, Max Weber), economics (John Maynard Keynes), and belles-lettres (Robert Musil). This anthology reconstructs some central lines of reception. It contexts Kries’ work in the history of ideas and examines its topicality.

Struggling with an overwhelming sense of emptiness despite a seemingly perfect life, the narrator grapples with depression and the numbing effects of alcohol. As he delves into his journey of self-discovery, he invites readers to explore the depths of his despair and the path to recovery. Through his candid reflections, he uncovers insights that could resonate with others facing similar battles, offering hope and a chance for redemption.

Since its publication in early 2008, the DCFR has triggered an intensive discussion throughout Europe. The contributions combined in the present volume stand out as they add a Law & Economics perspective to the ongoing debate. A workshop held at the Law and Economics Faculty of the University of Bonn in November 2008 aimed at stimulating the debate on the economic implications of the principles and rules enshrined in the DCFR. An essential part of the papers presented at the Bonn workshop are now being published. The topics addressed range from general issues such as the policies of anti-discrimination and consumer protection to analyses of specific legal areas, like the law of remedies, the law of service contracts and the law of torts or delict.