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Unfair Trade

Name: Unfair Trade
Brand: Cornerstone
SKU: 04447759
Price: 26.59 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Conor Woodman
ISBN: 9781847940704

Conor Woodman

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04447759

Publishers Cornerstone, February 2012

Many of our favourite brands now openly espouse 'ethical' credentials, so how is it that they can im... Full description

Libristo code: 04447759

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Many of our favourite brands now openly espouse 'ethical' credentials, so how is it that they can import billions of pounds' worth of goods from the developing world every year while leaving the people who produce them barely scraping a living? Are they being cynically opportunistic? Or is it that global commerce will always be incompatible with the eradication of poverty? And, if so, are charity and fair trade initiatives the only way forward? In Unfair Trade Conor Woodman travels the world - from Nicaragua to the Congo and from Laos to Afghanistan - to establish the truth. In the course of his journeys he uncovers some truly shocking stories about the way big business operates, but he also sees a way forward that could reconcile the apparently irreconcilable.