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Check out this video by Americans for Fairness in Lending on credit card company tactics.
The video focuses on efforts to drive college students into debt. In that regard, you might want to look at this law review article: Maxed Out College Students: A Call to Limit Credit Card Solicitations on College Campuses, by Creola Johnson, a Professor at Ohio State law school.
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