Mulder, Jule

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The paper discusses the use of comparative law methods in the context of EU law on consumer vulnerability. It proposes a culturally informed comparative method that takes into account multi-layered national narratives that influences the interpretation and application of the EU concept at national level. This should help us to develop a sophisticated understanding of the concept and political, cultural and legal dynamics within the harmonisation process

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Comparing vulnerability?:How can EU Comparative law methods shed light on the concept of the vulnerable consumer

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Comparing vulnerability?:How can EU Comparative law methods shed light on the concept of the vulnerable consumer

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