Describes the development of European community consumer law, determining the extent that action by the European community has promoted the interest of consumer protection, and assessing the success of community consumer policy. The authors also suggest ways in which consumer protection can be enhanced at the community level. Chapters cover areas relating to the protection of the consumers' economic interests as well as their physical safety. Topics include consumer contracts, advertising, trade practices, financial services, tourism, and access to justice. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.
