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Autonomous Vehicles and the Law

A Revolution through the Prism of Civil Liability

Series: Ius Comparatum, Volume: 6

E-Book ISBN:: 9789004711891

Publisher:: Brill | Nijhoff

Print Publication Date:: 20 Apr 2025

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- International Law
  - Comparative Law

Front Matter

Preliminary Material

List of Figures and Tables

Part 1 General Report

Les véhicules autonomes face au droit: une révolution sous le prisme de la responsabilité civile

Part 2 National Reports

International Academy of Comparative Law, Asunción General Congress 2022

Autonomous Vehicles Facing the Law

Self-Driving Cars Facing the Law: Answers at Law – Applicable or/and Prospective

La voiture autonome face au droit : les réponses en droit positif et en droit prospectif (Regards d’aujourd’hui vers le futur ?)

Civil Liability for Autonomous Vehicles in Germany

Liability for Traffic Accidents Caused by Highly Automated and Autonomous Vehicles in Light of Hungarian Civil Law

Civil Liability for Autonomous Vehicles in the Netherlands

Self-Driving Cars Facing the Law: Answers at Law – Applicable and Prospective Looking into the Future with Today’s Glasses? (Poland)

Self-Driving Cars Facing the Law, in Romania: Answers at Law – Applicable or/and Prospective

Academie Internationale de Droit Comparé, Asuncion 2022 – Rapport Turc

Self-Driving Cars Facing the Law: the Case of China

Self Driving Cars Facing the Law: Answers at Law – Applicable and/or Prospective

National Report: Japan

Legal Landscape of Self-Driving Cars in Taiwan

Self-Driving Cars Facing the Law: Answers at Law – Applicable or/and Prospective

US Perspective on Autonomous Vehicles, Privacy and Liability Law

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