Handbook of research on fair trade / 
edited by Laura T. Raynolds, Elizabeth A. Bennett. 
 - Paperback edition. 
 - xxvii, 581 pages 
<br/><br/> Part. I. Introduction : fair trade.  1. Introduction to research on fair trade /  2. Fair trade: movement and markets /  Part II. The fair trade movement.  3. The meaning of fair trade /  4. Corporate accountability, fair trade and multi-stakeholder regulation /  5. Fairtrade international governance /  6. Global labor politics and fair trade /  7. Fairtrade certification, conventions and labor /  8. Connections in fair trade food networks /  9. Consumer politics, political consumption and fair trade /  10. Domestic fair trade in the United States /  11. Fair trade places /  Part III. The business of fair trade.  12. Cooperatives, corporations and fair trade /  13. Fair trade and social enterprise /  14. Local fair trade organizations and institutional logics /  15. Fair trade and mainstreaming /  16. Fair trade certification, performance and practice /  17. Retailers, corporate ethics and fair trade /<br/>  18. Fairtrade International and the European market /  19. The US market and fair trade certified /  Part IV. Fair trade and international development.  20. Fair trade, peace and development in conflict zones /  21. Fair trade and development in African agriculture /  22. Fair trade coffee and environmental sustainability in Latin America /  23. Fair trade and women’s empowerment /  24. Fair trade and indigenous communities in Latin America /  25. Fair trade and racial equity in Africa /  26. Fair trade and artisans /  27. Fair trade for small farmer cooperatives in Latin America /  28. Fair trade and plantation workers in Asia /  29. Fair trade International’s multi-dimensional impacts in Africa /  30. Quantative analysis of the impacts of fair trade /<br/>  Laura T. Raynolds and Elizabeth A. Bennett.  Laura T. Raynolds and Nicholas Greenfield.  Steven Suranovic.  Peter Utting.<br/>  Elizabeth A. Bennett.  Dimitris Stevis.  Lone Riisgaard.  Michael K. Goodman and Agatha Herman.  Keith Brown.  Sandy Brown and Christy Getz.  Alastair M. Smith.  Darryl Reed.  Benjamin Huybrechts.  Manush McConway and Geoff Moore.  Ronan LeVelly.  Bradley R. Wilson and Tad Mutersbaugh.  Alex Hughes.  Bob Doherty, Valéry Bezençon and Gaëlle Balineau.  April Linton and Claudia Rosty.  Eileen Davenport and William Low.  Anne Tallontire.  Christopher M. Bacon, Robert A. Rice and Hannah Maryanski.  Sally Smith.<br/>  Sarah Lyon.  Jennifer Keahey.  Mary A. Littrell.<br/>  Marie-Christine Renard.  Rie Makita.  Valerie Nelson and Adrienne Martin.  Leonardo Becchetti, Stefano Castriota and Pierluiga Conzo. 
<br/><br/> "Fair trade critiques the historical inequalities inherent in international trade and seeks to promote social justice by creating alternative networks linking marginalized producers (typically in the global South) with progressive consumers (typically in the global North). This unique and wide-ranging Handbook analyzes key topics in fair trade, illuminating major theoretical and empirical issues, assessing existing research, evaluating central debates and identifying critical unanswered questions.<br/><br/>The first of its kind, this volume brings together 43 of the foremost fair trade scholars from around the world and across the social sciences. The Handbook serves as both a comprehensive overview and in-depth guide to dominant perspectives and concerns. Chapters analyze the rapidly growing fair trade movement and market, exploring diverse initiatives and organizations, production and consumption regions, and food and cultural products. <br/><br/>Written for those new to fair trade as well as those well versed in this domain, the Handbook is an invaluable resource for scholars and practitioners interested in global regulation, multi-stakeholder initiatives, social and environmental certification, ethical labeling, consumer activism and international development." -- 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9781783474608 9781783474615 9781783474622 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>International trade.<br/>Competition, Unfair.<br/>Price maintenance.
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>382