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The Nononsense Guide To Fair Trade Nononsense Guides 2nd David Ransom

Name: The Nononsense Guide To Fair Trade Nononsense Guides 2nd David Ransom
SKU: BELL-2344406
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: New Internationalist

File Extension: PDF

File size: 19.23 MB

Pages: 144

Author: David Ransom

ISBN: 9781904456438, 9781906523732, 190445643X, 1906523738

Language: English

Year: 2006

Edition: 2nd

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The Nononsense Guide To Fair Trade Nononsense Guides 2nd David Ransom by David Ransom 9781904456438, 9781906523732, 190445643X, 1906523738 instant download after payment.

Meeting the people who grow our bananas and cocoa and make our clothes, this No-Nonsense Guide to Fair Trade tells the human story behind what we consume. Examin-ing the global contest between “free” and “fair” trade, David Ransom argues that the key question is not whether trade should be regulated or deregulated, but whether it is to be the master or servant of the people. And as fair trade products are being turned into brands by large corporations, a new contest opens—it is no longer just a question of fair versus free, but what kind of fair trade.