Abstract
Abstract This chapter treats two complex and interrelated themes within the administration of the European market. The first is the requirement that the normative structures of European market administration (or law) take steps to ensure that the market's dominant economic rationalities are subject to constant correction and modification in light of social and ethical values. The second is the issue of how the law of market administration can maintain its integrity when adjudicating upon conflicts between economic rationalities within Europe and the various ethical and social values that seek to challenge them.
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