Legal Design

Edited by Marcelo Corrales Compagnucci, Associate Professor, Centre for Advanced Studies in Biomedical Innovation Law (CeBIL), University of Copenhagen, Denmark, Helena Haapio, Associate Professor of Business Law, University of Vaasa School of Accounting and Finance and Professor of Practice and Adjunct Professor of Proactive Law and Contract Design, University of Lapland, Finland, Margaret Hagan, Director, Legal Design Lab, Stanford University, US and Michael Doherty, Professor of Law, Lancaster University, UK

Contents:

Preface x
1 A new attitude to law’s empire: the potentialities of legal design 1
Michael Doherty, Marcelo Corrales Compagnucci,
Helena Haapio and Margaret Hagan
2 Prototyping for policy 9
Margaret Hagan
3 The relationship between legal and design cultures: tension
and resolution 32
Michael Doherty
4 Legal design for the common good: proactive legal care by design 56
Helena Haapio, Thomas D Barton and Marcelo Corrales
Compagnucci
5 Intellectual property rights and indigenous dress heritage:
towards more social planning types of practices via
user-centric approaches 81
Rosa María Ballardini, Heidi Härkönen and Iiris Kestilä
6 Tailor-made consumer protection: personalisation’s impact
on the granularity of consumer information 105
Joasia Luzak
7 Co-designing digital tools for 21st-century tenant organizing 130
Ashley Treni and Georges Clement
8 Knowledge graphs as an example of legal design to model
legal analytics for adjudication with respect for the rule of law 152
Geneviève Vanderstichele
9 Better commercial contracts with the application of
functional contracting and legal design 171
Konsta Huovinen
10 Legal design in judicial decisions: Colombian case study 198
Mariana Bernal Fandiño
11 Legal design in education: ways of teaching and the role of
different disciplines in building legal design competence 215
Sanna Niinikoski and Nina Toivonen

Index