A Historical Perspective on the Protection of Weaker Parties : Non-State 
Regulators, Colonial Trade, and the Market for Junk Bonds (16th-17th Centuries)

Decock, Wim

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Decock, W. (2012). A Historical Perspective on the Protection of Weaker Parties: Non-State Regulators, Colonial Trade, and the Market for Junk Bonds (16th-17th Centuries). In A. Keirse, & M. Loos (Eds.), The Optional Instrument and the Consumer Rights Directive – Alternative ways to a new Ius Commune in Contract Law (pp. 49-63). Antwerp/Oxford: Intersentia.

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