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Schulze, Reiner; Schulte-Nolke, Hans; Jones, Jackie (2002). A Casebook on European Consumer Law. Oxford: Hart Publishing. ISBN   978-1841132273.
  • Jones, Jackie; Grear, Anna; Fenton, Rachel Anne; Stevenson, Kim, eds. (2011). Gender, Sexualities and Law. London: Routledge. ISBN   978-0415574396.
  • Manjoo, Rashida; Jones, Jackie, eds. (2018). The legal protection of women from violence : normative gaps in international law. London: Routledge. ISBN   978-1138737969.
  • Jones, Jackie; Winterdyk, John, eds. (2018). Human Trafficking: Challenges and Opportunities the 21st Century. LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing. ISBN   978-6139852406.
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    Jackie Jones
    Member of the European Parliament
    for Wales
    In office
    2 July 2019 31 January 2020