Juridification of Social Spheres: A Comparative Analysis in the Areas ob Labor, Corporate, Antitrust and Social Welfare Law: A Comparative Analysis in ... Corporate, Antitrust and Social Welfare Law

The present volume contains papers delivered at the International Conference on the Deuterocanonical Books, held at the Sapientia College of Theology, Budapest, Hungary, 14–16 May, 2009. The contributions explore various aspects of the Book of Judith: its textual versions, historical background, theological ideas and literary afterlife. The conference, on which this volume is based, was the most comprehensive scholarly meeting devoted recently to the Book of Judith. The contributors reopened several basic questions concerning the writing, such as the identification of concrete historical personalities reflected in the book, or some aspects of the halakhic system of the author.The scope of the contributions extends also to the late mediaeval use of the book by European playwrights. Preface I. General Aspects Juridification — Concepts, Aspects, Limits, Solutions Juridification and Disorder Justice, Equality, Judgement: On “Social Justice” II. Labor Juridification of Labor Relations Juridification — A Universal Trend? The British Experience in Labor Law Juridification: Labor Relations in Italy III. Corporations Juridification of Corporate Structures Juridification and Legitimation Problems in American Enterprise Law Recent Developments in Italian Corporate Law IV. Antitrust Restrictive Trade Practices and Juridification: A Comparative Law Study Antitrust: Alternatives to Delegalization V. Social Welfare Juridification in the Field of Social Law The Juridification of Social Welfare in Britain Authors’ Biographical Sketches Index Juridification is an ugly word  as ugly as the reality which it describes.