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Your Place? Mine? Or Theirs? A Legal and Policy-orientated Analysis of Jurisdiction in Cross-Border Collective Redress

Introduction 1. 350 The Development of Mechanisms to Redress Mass Harms 2. 352 The Legal and Political Framework of Collective Redress and its PIL Dimensions 2.1. 352 A Short Comparative Overview: The Procedural Design of Collective Redress Mechanisms 2.2. 357 The Austrian system 2.2.1. 357 The Belgium system 2.2.2. 358 The Dutch system 2.2.3. 359 The system adopted in England and Wales 2.2.4. 360 Three Models of Collective Redress 2.3. 362 Towards a Harmonised Approach? The 2018 Proposal of the European Commission 3. 363 The Characteristics of the Representative Action Model Advanced by the Commission 4. 365 The Intended Means of Operation of the Representative Action Mechanism 5. 367 Founding Jurisdiction in Cross-Border Collective Redress 6. 371 The Default Approach of Brussels I bis – To the Courts of the Defendant’s Domicile 7. 372 A (First) Rule of Special Jurisdiction for Contracts 8. 374 Protective Jurisdiction: Collective Redress and Consumer Protection 9. 380 A (Second) Rule of Special Jurisdiction for Torts 10. 383