Autorentext

Kit Barker is a professor of law and the current director of the Australian Centre of Private Law at the University of Queensland, where he has worked since moving from the United Kingdom in 2006. His published works focus on the theory and doctrine of private law (particularly the law of torts and unjust enrichment law) and - increasingly over the last decade - on the complex overlaps and connections between private and public laws, remedies, values and enforcement techniques. He is assistant editor of the Torts Law Journal and a fellow of the Australian Academy of Law.

Inhalt

• Part I. Preliminaries

• Chapter 1: Introduction

• Chapter 2: Enforcement Primer: Concepts, Terms, and Definitions

• Part II. Analytics and Early Legal History

• Chapter 3: Enforcement Analytics

• Chapter 4: Primordia

• Part III. Modelling

• Chapter 5: Public Law, Public Enforcement

• Chapter 6: Public Law, Private Enforcement: State Duties and Liabilities

• Chapter 7: Public Law, Private Enforcement Citizen Duties

• Chapter 8: Private Law, Private Enforcement

• Chapter 9: Private Law, Public Enforcement

• Chapter 10: Rationalizing Enforcement Choices