Full Description
Mankind suffers not only from natural catastrophes, but increasingly from so-called man-made disasters, including technological explosions, and obviously also terrorism. This book addresses of these seemingly quite different solutions. Various possible remedies for victims are critically discussed; attention is also paid to the economic analysis of law.
Contents
From the contents: Introduction.- Country Reports: Austria (D. Hinghofer-Szalkay, B. A. Koch); Belgium (I. C. Durant); France (M. Cannarsa, F. Lafay, O. Moreteau); Germany (U. Magnus); Italy (A. Monti, F. A. Chiaves); The Netherlands (M. Faure, T. Hartlief); Sweden (S. Nyquist, E. Persson); United Kingdom (M. Huber, T. Amodu); United States (R. L. Rabin, S. A. Bratis).- Compulsory Catastrophe Extension of First Party Property Insurance from a Competition Policy Perspective (R. Van den Bergh).- Comparative and Policy Conclusions (M. Faure).- Annex: Questionnaire.- Index.- Publications.
