Journal of Consumer Policy

2004 - 2025

Current editor(s): Hans Micklitz, John Thøgersen, Lucia A. Reisch, Alan Mathios and Christian Twigg-Flesner

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Dissemination of Consumer Law and Policy in Africa, Asia, the Americas, and Australia pp. 303-307: Hans W. Micklitz, Geraint Howells, Claudia Lima Marques and Tjakie Naude
Consumer Protection Law in Ethiopia: The Normative Regime and the Way Forward pp. 309-332: E. N. Stebek
Consumer Law and Policy in Ghana pp. 333-354: Christine Dowuona-Hammond
Consumer Law and Policy in Kenya pp. 355-371: J. Malala
An Overview of Consumer Law in Nigeria and Relationship with Laws of Other Countries and Organisations pp. 373-393: F. Monye
Reflections on Consumer Law and Policy in Seychelles pp. 395-410: Marco Rizzi
Dissemination of Consumer Law and Policy in South Africa pp. 411-434: Tjakie Naude
Dissemination of Consumer Law and Policy in Tanzania pp. 435-453: T. Mwenegoha
Consumer Protection in Uganda: The Law in Theory and Practice pp. 455-471: F. Zeija

Determinants of Fair Trade Product Purchase Intention of Dutch Consumers According to the Extended Theory of Planned Behaviour pp. 191-210: A. Beldad and S. Hegner
Consumer Product Failure Causing Personal Injury Under the No-Fault Accident Compensation Scheme in New Zealand—a Let-off for Manufacturers? pp. 211-227: Trish O’Sullivan and Kate Tokeley
Do Consumers Understand PCP Car Finance? An Experimental Investigation pp. 229-255: Terence J. McElvaney, Pete Lunn and Féidhlim P. McGowan
The Political Economy of State-Owned Lotteries pp. 257-272: Alexander Fink
Stakeholder Conceptions of Later-Life Consumer Vulnerability in the Financial Services Industry: Beyond Financial Capability? pp. 273-295: Louise Overton and Lorna Fox O’Mahony

Gerhard Scherhorn, 21 February 1930–28 February 2018 pp. 99-101: Alan Mathios, Hans Micklitz, Lucia Reisch, John Thøgersen and Christian Twigg-Flesner
Health as a Means Towards Profitable Ends: mHealth Apps, User Autonomy, and Unfair Commercial Practices pp. 103-134: Marijn Sax, Natali Helberger and Nadine Bol
Effective Paths for Consumer Empowerment and Protection in Retail Energy Markets pp. 135-157: Maria Ioannidou
Financial Consumer Protection Regime in Malaysia: Assessment of the Legal and Regulatory Framework pp. 159-175: Habib Ahmed and Ili Rahilah Ibrahim

Framing Sustainable Consumption in Different Ways: Policy Lessons from Two Participatory Systems Mapping Exercises in Hungary pp. 1-19: Gabriella Kiss, György Pataki, Alexandra Köves and Gábor Király
Reducing Demand for Litigation in Consumer Disputes—a Randomized Field Experiment with Social Information pp. 21-32: Andreas Maaløe Jespersen
Critical Success Factors for Peak Electricity Demand Reduction: Insights from a Successful Intervention in a Small Island Community pp. 33-54: Peter Morris, Desley Vine and Laurie Buys
Consumer Protection in Cyber Space and the Ethics of Stewardship pp. 55-75: Theresa E. Miedema
Should Prices of Consumer Goods Be Better Indicators of Product Quality? pp. 77-81: Heiner Imkamp
The Throwaway Society: a Look in the Back Mirror pp. 83-87: Kai-Uwe Hellmann and Marius K. Luedicke
Book Review: Personal Insolvency in the 21st Century – A Comparative Analysis of the US and Europe by Iain Ramsay pp. 89-93: Irina Domurath
Book Notes “Economics and Social Sciences” 1/2018 pp. 95-97: Lucia A. Reisch

South African Complaint Forums in the Retail Industry: a Survey of Literature and Some Lessons from the EU pp. 419-445: Michel Koekemoer
“May Contain” Allergen Statements: Facilitating or Frustrating Consumers? pp. 447-472: Jan Mei Soon and Louise Manning
“Not Buying Cottage Cheese”: Motivations for Consumer Protest-the Case of the 2011 Protest in Israel pp. 473-484: Shay Hershkovitz
The Energy Paradox Revisited: Analyzing the Role of Individual Differences and Framing Effects in Information Perception pp. 485-508: Samdruk Dharshing and Stefanie Lena Hille
Book Notes Law 4/2017 pp. 509-519: Hans-W. Micklitz
Erratum to: Online Price Discrimination and EU Data Privacy Law pp. 521-521: Frederik Zuiderveen Borgesius and Joost Poort

Celebration of 40 Years of the Journal of Consumer Policy and What the Next 40 Might Look Like pp. 235-244: Alan Mathios, Hans Micklitz, Lucia Reisch, John Thøgersen and Christian Twigg-Flesner
Consumer Perceptions of the Social Vs. Environmental Dimensions of Sustainability pp. 245-277: Jesse R. Catlin, Michael Gerhard Luchs and Marcus Phipps
Do Biodegradable Labels Lead to an Eco-safety Halo Effect? pp. 279-298: Clinton Amos, Anthony Allred and Lixuan Zhang
Profiling the Australian Google Consumer: Implications of Search Engine Practices for Consumer Law and Policy pp. 299-320: A. Daly and A. Scardamaglia
The UK New Regulatory Framework of High-Cost Short-Term Credit: Is There a Shift Towards a More “Law and Society” Based Approach? pp. 321-345: Abdul Karim Aldohni
Online Price Discrimination and EU Data Privacy Law pp. 347-366: Frederik Zuiderveen Borgesius and Joost Poort
The Empire Strikes Back: Digital Control of Unfair Terms of Online Services pp. 367-388: Hans-W. Micklitz, Przemysław Pałka and Yannis Panagis
The Evolution of Consumer Product Safety Policy and Regulation in India pp. 389-412: Marco Rizzi
Book Notes "Economics and Social Sciences" 3/2017 pp. 413-418: Lucia A. Reisch

Regional Differences in the Value of Statistical Life pp. 157-176: Hua Zan and Robert L. Scharff
Editorial to a Special Section pp. 177-177: Hans-W. Micklitz, Lucia A. Reisch and Fernando Gomez
Good Consumer Information: the Information Paradigm at its (Dead) End? pp. 179-191: Andreas Oehler and Stefan Wendt
A Dismal Reality: Behavioural Analysis and Consumer Policy pp. 193-216: LL. M. Fabrizio Esposito
Can Bonus Packs Mislead Consumers? A Demonstration of How Behavioural Consumer Research Can Inform Unfair Commercial Practices Law on the Example of the ECJ’s Mars Judgement pp. 217-234: Kai P. Purnhagen and Erica Herpen

Editorial: 40th Anniversary of the Journal of Consumer Policy pp. 1-1: Alan Mathios, Hans-W. Micklitz Florence, Lucia A. Reisch Copenhagen, John Thøgersen Aarhus and Christian Twigg-Flesner Hull
“Lifestyle Leapfrogging” in Emerging Economies: Enabling Systemic Shifts to Sustainable Consumption pp. 3-23: Patrick Schroeder and Manisha Anantharaman
A Question of Trust: the Pursuit of Consumer Trust in the Financial Sector by Means of EU Legislation pp. 25-49: C. E. Jager
Does Community Access to Alternative Financial Services Relate to Individuals’ Use of These Services? Beyond Individual Explanations pp. 51-79: Terri Friedline and Nancy Kepple
Decision-Making Strategies for the Choice of Energy-friendly Products pp. 81-103: Signe Waechter, Bernadette Sütterlin and Michael Siegrist
Coping with Time Pressure and Stress: Consequences for Families’ Food Consumption pp. 105-123: Siril Alm and Svein Ottar Olsen
Regime Market Performance Analysis: Informing European Consumer Policy pp. 125-143: Petteri Repo and Päivi Timonen