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100			_aMak, V. and Terryn, E. _921144
245			_aCircular economy and consumer protection: The consumer as a citizen and the limits of employment through consumer law
260			_aJournal Of Consumer Policy
300			_a43(1), Mar, 2020: p.227-248
520			_aThe role of consumers as citizens contributing to a circular economy must be seen as part of a broader policy mix aimed at stimulating sustainable production on the supply side of the market, and sustainable consumption on the demand side. Consumers can be active contributors to a circular economy through their actions on the demand side, and EU law has sought to facilitate environmentally-friendly consumer choices through information rights. Further reaching measures can however be envisaged whereby sustainability aims can be taken into account when shaping consumer law. Thus, consumers may be stimulated to opt for repair or to engage in shared use of products through “servitization.”- Reproduced
650			_aCircular economy, Consumer protection, Sensitization _919333
773			_aJournal of Consumer Policy
906			_aCONSUMER PROTECTION
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