RT Book,_Section
T1 Fixing the circular economy: a limited right to repair faces core constraints from private law
A1 Nogueira López, Alba
A2 Cocciolo, Endrius
A2 Jaria-Manzano, Jordi
A2 Varga, Aitana de la
A2 Marques-Banque, Maria
K1 Right to Repair
K1 Ecodesign
K1 Public vs. Private implementing tools
K1 Legal intersections
K1 EU core policies
K1 Sustainable product’s legislation
K1 Durability
K1 Reparability
AB The Right to Repair and Ecodesign EU proposals are two relevant pieces of legislation to promote an ambitious Circular Economy. Analysing those proposals to see limitations arising from time delays, decision-making procedures and intersections with other sectors of the legal system might help to understand if a new sustainable product policy is about to be born. The right to repair is also a good issue to explore if the EU Environmental Law isat a turning point and mandatory instruments of public environmental law are no longer the preferred means of implementing environmental policies because private law approaches and voluntary/information tools are taking the lead.
PB Intersentia
SN 9781839704475
YR 2024
FD 2024-10
LK https://hdl.handle.net/10347/43649
UL https://hdl.handle.net/10347/43649
LA eng
NO Nogueira López, Alba (2024), "Fixing the Circular EconomyA Limited Right to Repair Faces CoreConstraints from Voluntary Approaches and Private Law ", en Endrius Cocciolo, Jordi Jaria-Manzano, Aitana De la Varga, Maria Marques-Banque (coords.), Rethinking Environmental Law: connectivity, Intersections and Conflicts in the Global Environmental Crisis, Intersentia
DS Minerva
RD 22 abr 2026