The Fair Trade Revolution (EPUB) von John Bowes

A lively survey of Fair Trade and the challenges facing it, written by some of the leading lights in the Fair Trade movement.

Foreword
Contributors
Introduction
1. A Brilliant Idea - John Bowes
Part I: Producers
2. The Impact of Fairtrade - Harriet Lamb
3. Rachels Blog - Rachel Archer
4. The Road to Freedom - Pedro Haslam and Nicholas Hoskyns
5. Heroes and Demons - Jeroen Kroezen
Part II: Consumers
6. Campaigning for Justice - Joe Human and Bruce Crowther
7. A Glass and a Half Full - David Croft and Alex Cole
8. Honesty, Openness and Social Responsibility - John Bowes
9. Banana Breakthrough - Matt North
Part III: Future Challenges
10. The Greatest Challenge - Jonathan Rosenthal
11. Tricky Waters - Tomy Mathew
12. Scale without Compromise - Harriet Lamb
13. Raising the Bar or Redirecting the Flood - Robin Murray
14. When the Rain Stops - John Bowes
Notes on Contributors
Index

From Sainsbury's to Cadbury's, the Fair Trade campaign made sustainability a cornerstone for food conglomerates. Built around the experiences and perspectives the key individuals who kick-started the social movement, this book examines the challenges ahead now that Fair Trade has 'gone mainstream'.

Fair Trade has come a long way in the last 20 years, celebrating one of the most successful social movements; the authors set their sights on their next goals. Emphasising the importance of ensuring that farmers and other producers remain the main beneficiaries; examining the tensions between large and small operators; the impact of a recession; changing environmental policy; and the danger of large operators embracing Fair Trade as a marketing exercise, rather than a practice: some of the leading lights of the Fair Trade movement assess Fair Trade's future.

With chapters from Executive Director of the Fairtrade Foundation Harriet Lamb, and the founder of the first Fair Trade Town, Bruce Crowther, this book will inspire activists and consumers to keep making fair choices.