Collective Actions - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-xvi

Figures

pp xvii-xviii

Tables

pp xix-xx

Contributors

pp xxi-xxii

Preface

pp xxiii-xxiv

Acknowledgments

pp xxv-xxvi

Abbreviations

pp xxvii-xxxii

1 - Access to Justice and Collective Actions

pp 1-20

Part I - Setting the Stage

pp 21-116

2 - European Consumer Protection Law: Quo Vadis?

pp 23-56

3 - Collective Actions in a Competition Law Context – Reconciling Multilayer Interests to Enhance Access to Justice?

pp 57-92

4 - Private Enforcement of Directors’ Duties

pp 93-116

Part II - Cross-Continental Perspectives on Collective Actions

pp 117-166

5 - From Peasant to Shareholder

pp 119-142

6 - Reconciling Multilayer Interests in Environmental Law

pp 143-166

Part III - A Need to Enhance Collective Actions in Japan?

pp 167-218

7 - Recent Problems of Group Rights Protection for Consumers in Japan

pp 169-183

8 - Can Collective Actions be a Solution to Improve Access to Justice in Japan?

pp 184-218

Part IV - Collective Enforcement of Company and Securities Law

pp 219-272

9 - Does More Litigation Mean More Justice for Shareholders? The Case of Derivative Actions in Vietnam

pp 221-244

10 - The United States Supreme Court and Implied Private Cause of Actions Under SEC Rule 10b-5

pp 245-272

Part V - Indirect Purchasers and Collective Actions

pp 273-338

11 - Indirect Purchaser Suits Under the Class Action Fairness Act

pp 275-298

12 - Collective Actions by Indirect Purchasers

pp 299-338

Part VI - Recent Developments in and Future Perspectives on Collective Actions

pp 339-412

13 - Collective Enforcement

pp 341-363

14 - Transnational Class Settlements

pp 364-384