Contents:
Business with a Mission: A Table of Sharing: Using value chains and governance as a framework to analyse private standards initiatives in agri-food chains. Fair Trade Organizations in Belgium: Huybrechts, Benjamin Reed, Darryl. Fair Trade in Different National Contexts. The mirror of consumption: Celebritization, developmental consumption and the shifting cultural politics of fair trade. Low, Will Eileen Davenport. Level Ground Trading Ltd — fair trade coffee as a front for social justice.
Los criterios del comercio justo y los Objetivos de Desarrollo del Milenio. Connecting Producers and Consumers. Changes in the Regulations of the Fairtrade Labelling Organizations International on defining small farmers and development practice. Some important clarifications of a distorting account — a reply to Peter Griffiths. Examining the Case of Canada. The Impact of Mainstreaming Fair Trade. Fritsch, Stefan Candace Archer.
Humanizing globalization and reintroducing the normative to international political economy. Adams, Matthew Jayne Raisborough. Fairer Handel am Scheideweg? Standortbestimmung zwischen Nischenexistenz und Massenmarkt. Fair Trade at a Crossroads? Position-fixing between Niche Existence and Mass Market. Kleemann, Linda Alexandra Effenberger. Fair Trade, Free Trade, and the State.
How Certifications Affect Cocoa Cooperatives. Pernin, Jean-Louis Laurent Bertrandias. Fair Trade Managerial Practices: Strategy, Organisation and Engagement. Ethical Products and Consumer Involvement: Producers and the fair trade distribution systems: An exploratory case of U. Tallontire, Anne Peter Edward. Business and development — Towards re-politicisation. Governance issues and policy decisions for the fair trade movement. The Globalisation of the Fair Trade Movement. Hudson, Ian Hudson, Mark.
As Europeans, what would we be willing to accept? Fair Trade and the British co-operative movement, c. NGOs and Fair Trade: The Social Movement Behind the Label. Fair Trade, Diversification and Structural Change: Towards a Broader Theoretical Framework of Analysis. Evaluating the Criticisms of Fair Trade: How strong is the argument that consumers and businesses should abandon Fair Trade as a means to socialise their economic decisions? Building an alternative theoretical argument. Davies, Iain Lynette Ryals. How social entrepreneurial organizations create value through social capital.
What do Corporations have to do with Fair Trade? Reed, Darryl Erbin Crowell. Co-Operatives in a Global Economy: Reed, Darryl Ananya Mukherjee. What are the Implications of Mainstreaming? Raynolds, Laura Siphelo U. Fair Trade Rooibos Tea: Mainstreaming Fair Trade Coffee: From Partnership to Traceability. What is Fair Trade? Valkila, Joni Anja Nygren. Impacts of fair trade certification on coffee farmers, cooperatives, and laborers in Nicaragua. Fair Trade organic coffee production in Nicaragua — Sustainable development or a poverty trap?
The Policy Trajectory of Fair Trade. Living in times of solidarity: Fair Trade and the fractured life worlds of Guatemalan Coffe Farmers. Regulating Fair and Ethical Trade. From North to South: Campaigning for Fair Trade in the Philippines. Localizing and Transnationalizing Contentious Politics: Global Civil Society Movements in the Philippines.
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Huybrechts, Benjamin Jacques Defourny. The impact of FairTrade on social and economic development: Fairtrade Marketing between Recognition and Romantic Commodification. Ethical Selving in Cultural Context: Results and Policy Implications. With Friends Like These: The corporate response to fair trade. How to be Good — merging Fairtrade labelling and institutional trust models of governance to regulate cotton clothing.
Certified Coffee Trade in North America. The Corporate Response to Fair Trade. Howard, Philip Patricia Allen. Framing a Fair Trade Life: Tensions in the Fair Trade Marketplace. Lived Experiences of Public Consumption: Encounters with Value in Marketplaces on Five Continents.
Outcomes for Peruvian Coffee Producers. See if you have enough points for this item. When the State Fails. Ethical Sourcing in the Global Food Chain: A Taste of Trade Justice:
Martinez, Joaquin Michalon Editions. Who to work with: Cafedirect a fair trade pioneer. The Challenges of Marketing Fair Trade. On the Cultural Logic of Ethical Capitalism. Fair Trade, Gender, and the Environment in Africa. Commercio equo, strumento per uno sviluppo umano, partecipato e sostenibile. What can sociology say about Fair Trade? Reflexivity, ethical consumption and class. Brown, Sandy Christy Getz. Towards Domestic Fair Trade? Privatizing Farm Worker Justice: Smith, Sally Stephanie Barrientos. Huybrechts, Benjamin Leonardo Becchetti. A Niche for Sustainability: Sustainability through vicarious learning: Exploring the power to change: Fair trade, development and handicraft production in Bangadesh.
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Big business embraces fair trade. Assessing the Impact of Fair Trade Coffee: Towards an Integrative Framework. Globalising Justice within Coffee Supply Chains? Fair Trade, Starbucks and the transformation of supply chain governance. Is large-scale fair trade possible?
What Role for Consumers? Ecology and Fair Trade. Guide to Fair Trade. Dispatches from the World of Fair Trade Coffee. The Challenges of Transforming Globalization. The Story of Tea from East to West. Litvinoff, Miles John Madeley. Entrepreneurship, Power and Defiance: The Role of Neutralisation. Wright, Caroline Gilma Madrid. A Case of Cultural Injustice. Fair Trade Coffee, Sustainability, and Survival. Confronting the Coffee Crisis: The Eras and Participants of FairTrade: Fair Trade, premio di prezzo e fallimenti del mercato.
Raynolds, Laura Douglas Murray. Contemporary Challenges and Future Prospects. Broadening the Movement and Market in the United States. Regulating Sustainability in the Coffee Sector: Raynolds, Laura Wilkinson, John. Fair Trade in the Agriculture and Food Sector: Raynolds, Laura Michael Long. Historical and Empirical Dimensions. Globalization and its Antinomies: Negotiating a Fair Trade Movement. Zanasi, Cesare Lorenzo Paluan. Relationship between ethics and Fair Trade supply chain organisation and performance: Explaining the "In and Against the Market" Predicament.
Hussey, Ian Dorothy E. Making change in municipalities; making municipalities change. Fair Trade Coffee and Commodity Fetishism: Der Wettlauf um die braune Bohne. Are we Killing the Romantics? Dolan, Catherine Stephanie Barrientos. Ethical Sourcing in the Global Food System. Maseland, Robbert de Vaal, Albert.
The Debate about International Trade: World trade contradictions and the Fair Trade response. The mainstreaming of Fair Trade: Fair Trade as narrative: Hira, Anil Jared Ferrie. Three Key Challenges for Reaching the Mainstream. The Institutionalization of Fair Trade: More than a Degraded Form of Social Action. Between Institutionalization and De-institutionalisation: The Issue of Fair Trade in France. In Search of Fair Trade: Ethical Consumer Decision-Making in France. Ethical Sourcing in the Global Food Chain: Evaluating Fair Trade Consumption: Politics, Defetishization, and Producer Participation.
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Fair Trade facing new trade challenges: Keeping Fair Trade Fair in Mexico. Gregory Dicum Nina Luddinger. Anatomy of an Industry from the Crop to the Last Drop. The Future of Fair Trade Coffee: Sustainable Development by Mayan Farmers. Fair Trade Moves Centre Stage. Dance of the Veils: Costantino, Marco Leonardo Becchetti. Il commercio equo e solidale alla prova dei fatti. The effects of Fair Trade on marginalised producers: Villalobos, Andres Giovannucci, Daniele.
The State of Organic Coffee: Heart on Your Sleeve: Chavez Becker, Carlos Arditi Benjamin. Del comercio libre al comercio justo: Fair Trade and Neoliberalism: Opal, Charlotte Alex Nicholls. Fair Trade and Ethical Trade: Business for a social purpose: Traidcraft and Shared Interest.
The economics of Fair Trade: Structural adjustment programs and human well-being. Sustainable consumer empowerment through critical consumer education: A taxonomy of consumer education approaches. Assessing the social impact of codes of practice in African export agriculture. Fair Trade, Business and Sustainable Development.
Does fair trade make a difference? Can organic be fair? Muriel Calo Timothy Wise. Revaluing Peasant Coffee Production: Organic and Fair Trade Markets in Mexico. Benoit Daviron Stefano Ponte. Joseph Stiglitz Andrew Charlton.
Fair Trade for All: How Trade Can Promote Development. Rhetoric and Reality in the Anti-Globalization Movement. Has the Medium Roast become the Message? Postcards from the Edge: State of the World Climate Change, Capitalism, and Corporations. The Art of Public Strategy. Co-operatives for Sustainable Communities. Measuring the Co-operative Difference Research Network. A University for the 21st Century. Changing Contours of Work. Fair Trade and Social Justice.
Businesses with a Difference. From Corporate Globalization to Global Co-operation. Co-operatives in a Post-Growth Era. Understanding Multinationals from Emerging Markets. Consumer Culture and Society. An Analysis of Accountability, Fallacy, and Volunteerism. New Approaches to Economic Challenges.
Understanding the Social Dimension of Sustainability. Resilient People Resilient Planet. Food, Globalization and Sustainability. Education in a Globalized World. Looking behind the Label.
The Politics of Global Supply Chains. Economic Complexity and Human Development. Social and Solidarity Economy. China's Resource Diplomacy in Africa. The Case for Business in Developing Economies. Gender Equality and Sustainable Development. The Water Crisis in Yemen. The book is broad in its depth, intellectually scrupulous, and a pleasure to read. The authors offer thought-provoking new insights and the challenging conclusion that, despite many bumps on the road, fair trade at its best represents an alternative to large scale, capitalist agriculture by altering the relations of production, exchange and consumption.
Theoretically rigorous and empirically rich the book explores how fair trade does have within it a deeply transformative potential. Yet for this to be realised it needs to go well beyond the rhetoric of the need for social and economic justice. The authors show that for fair trade to deliver on its slogans of justice and a fairer trade regimes it needs to 'dissolve the cornerstone of capitalist society: Capitalism itself needs to be transformed.
This is an essential text for students and activists who want to know what the strengths and limitations are of fair trade. Review quote 'This is an excellent new work and a must read for anyone interested in trade justice and, its antithesis, corporate dominance of the world trading system. He has previously co-authored with Robert Chernomas: Class, Power, Health and Healthcare. In addition to several co-authored articles on fair trade and ethical consumption, he is author of Fire Management in the American West: Forest Politics and the Rise of Megafires.
She researches the neoliberal social politics attending conservative labour market, environmental and financial policy, and is a contributor to the forthcoming Counting on Marilyn Waring anthology.
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