"The Evolution of EC Consumer Protection in the Field of Consumer Credit" is a specialized book that addresses the development of consumer protection legislation in the area of consumer credit within the European Community. The author, Inga Lobocka-Poguntke, analyzes the specific legislation and its interpretation through significant currents of economic theory. By examining the evolutionary changes in European consumer credit legislation, the book illustrates how the approach of EU lawmakers regarding consumer protection has evolved. It highlights the role of contemporary consumers and demonstrates that EU regulations on consumer credit serve as an excellent example of the broader changes in EU consumer legislation. The central theme of the book is the tension between the goals of economic efficiency and consumer protection, both of which are fundamental to the European Community.