The principle of solidarity belongs to the Italian constitutional tradition since 1948 and to the European tradition since 1950, but its meaning is not positively established in either of the two orderings, nor are its applications, especially in the field of contract law. In such framework and in the perspective of a German-Italian dialogue, this paper will attempt to compare ‘made in Europe’ and ‘native’ contract law to cast light on the real and apparent divergences and identify the main tools for, as well as the targets of, a solidarity-oriented model.
In Search of a Model for a Solidarity-Oriented Contract Law
Letizia Coppo
2021-01-01
Abstract
The principle of solidarity belongs to the Italian constitutional tradition since 1948 and to the European tradition since 1950, but its meaning is not positively established in either of the two orderings, nor are its applications, especially in the field of contract law. In such framework and in the perspective of a German-Italian dialogue, this paper will attempt to compare ‘made in Europe’ and ‘native’ contract law to cast light on the real and apparent divergences and identify the main tools for, as well as the targets of, a solidarity-oriented model.
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