Human rights in private law

Introduction, Daniel Friedmann and Daphne Barak-Erez. Part 1 Constitutional value and private law - the theoretical framework: constitutional human rights and private law, Aharon Barak; constitutional values and private law in Canada, Lorraine E. Weinrib and Ernest J. Weinrib; determining the stakes - binding and non-binding bills of rights, Anton Fagan; human rights and private law in German constitutional development and in the jurisdiction of the federal constitutional court, Christian Starck; importing constitutional values through blanket clauses, Andreas Heldrich and Gebhard M. Rehm. Part 2 The impact of the European convention on human rights: the impact of the human rights act 1998 on English tort and contract law, High Beale and Nicola Pittam; the European convention of human rights and fundamental freedoms and German private law, Reinhard Ellger. Part 3 Contract and property law: freedom of contract, human rights and human dignity, Roger Brownsword; equality of opportunity and private law, Peter Benson; property rights, public policy and the limits of the legal power to discriminate, Amnon Reichman. Part 4 Labour law: enforcement of employment contracts and the anti-slavery norm, Todd D. Rakoff; human rights and the employment relationship - a look through the prism of juridification, Guy Mundlak. Part 5 The law of torts: negligence and human rights -reconsidering "Osman", Ewan McKendrick; horizontal equality and the law of torts, Ofer Grosskopf; privacy in the digital age - vanishing in cyberspace?, Gebhard M. Rehm.