Bibliography for M33188: Consumer Law and Policy

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P. Cartwright, Consumer protection and the criminal law: law, theory, and policy in the UK. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2001.

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I. Ramsay, Consumer law and policy: text and materials on regulating consumer markets, 3rd ed. Oxford: Hart, 2012.

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