Hatis: The Anti-Theoretical Nature of Civil Law Contract Scholarship and the Need for an Economic Theory Table of Contents 1. The Absence of Theory: Civil vs Common Contract Law 1. 1. Too Much Theory or Too Little Certainty? 12.The“ fficiency” of roman Law and of Contempo rary civil Contract Law 2. Economic Analysis for a" Contract Law 2. 1. From the Absence of Theory to the Neoclassical Consensus 2. 2. The Application of Economic Analysis to Greek Contract Law: Problems and Considerations 23. Contract Law and Distributive Justice 3. Conclusion 4. BibliographyHatzis: The Anti-Theoretical Nature of Civil Law Contract Scholarship and the Need for an Economic Theory 2 Table of Contents 1. The Absence of Theory: Civil vs. Common Contract Law 1.1. Too Much Theory or Too Little Certainty? 1.2. The “Efficiency” of Roman Law and of Contempo￾rary Civil Contract Law 2. Economic Analysis for a “Civil” Contract Law 2.1. From the Absence of Theory to the Neoclassical Consensus 2.2. The Application of Economic Analysis to Greek Contract Law: Problems and Considerations 2.3. Contract Law and Distributive Justice 3. Conclusion 4. Bibliography