The CISG Convention and domestic contract law : Joseph Lookofsky, Mads Bryde Andersen (eds.) harmony, cross-inspiration, or discord? /

Selected contents: Part I: Transplanting the agreement principle to promise-principle soil: Ch. 1 The new Nordic approach to CISG Part II: pragmatism wins the day? / J. Kleineman
Ch. 2 CISG Article 16: a well-placed principle in the law of contract formation? / M. B. Andersen
Ch. 3 CISG Article 16 and Nordic domestic law: some challenges of contract formation rules in international sales law / B-E. R. Konow
Ch. 4 Comment: a pragmatic approach to contract formation / S. Blandhol
Ch. 5 Article 19 CISG & Scandinavian domestic law: conflict or peaceful coexistence? / K. Steensgaard
Ch. 6 Article 19 CISG & Scandinavian domestic law: conflict or peaceful coexistence? / T. Håstad
Part II: Conformity of goods: Ch. 7 “Domestication” of Article 35(2)(a) CISG? / F. Ferrari
Ch. 8 The Relationship between the sections and subsections of CISG Article 35 in literature, case Law and domestic contract law: harmony, cross-inspiration or discord? / R. F. Henschel
Ch. 9 The influence of domestic public law requirements on the application of Article 35 CISG / S. Kruisinga
Ch. 10 Cator can’t compete: caveat emptor under CISG Article 35(3)? / J. Lookofsky
Ch. 11 Some remarks on the caveat emptor rule under the CISG – in Cator's case and others / M. M. Fogt
Ch. 12 Post-contractual inspection & timely notification – impact of domestic sales conceptions on Articles 38 and 39 / U. Magnus
Ch. 13 Post-contractual inspection & timely notification / J. Herre
Part III: Liability exemptions and hardship: Ch. 14 CISG Article 79: getting scafomed / H. Flechtner
Ch. 15 CISG Article 79: internationalization and domestication / L. Mistelis
Ch. 16 CISG Article 79 and hardship / T. Iversen
Ch. 17 Additional payment based on “hardship” in “construction sales contracts” (EPC-contracts) governed by CISG? / A. B. Tørum.