Abstract

Particularly it moves from the analysis of the work of Stefano Rodotà, a prominent italian jurist and among the first to develop the models of integration since the 60s of the last century. It highlightes the different types of the integration: the first one limited to fill up incomplete contracts (in the logic of the implied terms in law); the second one, possible especially in the civil law systems if provided by law, aimed to control and correct unfair contracts. These issues are studied also in the perspective of the consumer contract law, where the control of the contract, related to the consumer protection, assumes special features.