• Yearbook on European Tort Law
• Digest of European Tort Law
• Principles of European Tort Law
• Principles of European Tort Law – Public Authority Liability
• Principles of European Tort Law – Proportional Liability
• The Basic Questions of Tort Law from a Comparative Perspective
• Media Policy and Media Law
• Database on European Tort Law
• Medical Malpractice and Compensation in Global Perspective
• The Effects of a Lack of Financial Means on the Duty of Care and Liabilities of Hospitals
• The Special Case of Mass Torts

This research programme aims to contribute to the enhancement and harmonisation of tort law in Europe through the framework provided by the Principles of European Tort Law (PETL) and related research, and in particular to provide a principled basis for rationalisation and innovation on national and EU level. Click here for the European Group on Tort Law’s (EGTL) Mission Statement. The research is pursued by a network of scholars, the EGTL, which is jointly coordinated by the Institute for European Tort Law (ESR/ETL) in Vienna. Following the Group's original publication of the PETL (with commentary) in 2005, it reconvened in 2009 to work on expanding the PETL’s scope and updating and refining its content in the light of subsequent scholarly debates and developments in national and EU law. In the years to come, the Group aims to publish a series of preliminary studies on topics not addressed in the initial edition of the PETL or otherwise warranting consideration, culminating with the publication of a revised and expanded edition of the PETL. Work so far has included specific projects on Proportional Liability and State Liability. [Click here] for the Group’s Current Work Programme.