Processes and Practices of Fair Trade

Brigitte Granville is Professor of International Economics and Economic Policy at Queen Mary University of London, UK. Janet Dine is Professor of International Economic Development Law at Queen Mary University of London, UK.

• Part I: Overview and IntroductionJanet Dine, Brigitte Granville and Steven Telford Part II: Governance and Institutions 1. Fairtrade governance and its impact on local development: a framework Martha Prevezer 2. A Short History of Fairtrade Certification Governance Elizabeth Anne Bennett 3. Fair Trade: Partners in Development? A reassessment of trading partnerships within the Fair Trade model Matthew Anderson 4. The International Fair Trade Movement: Actors and Regulatory Approaches Marise Cremona and Gracia Marín Durán 5. Fair Trade in the European Union: Regulatory and Institutional Aspects Marise Cremona and Gracia Marín Durán Part III: Trust and Ethics 6. Fairtrade, Trust, Risk, and the Company Concession Model Janet Dine 7. Fairtrade and Labour Standards: Why Fairtrade is succeeding where international law has failed Kirsteen Shields 8. Ethical Shopping and Trusting Morality Andrew Fagan Part IV: Fairtrade in action 9. Beyond Price: Fairtrade and Capacity Building. The Case of Cooperativa Naranjillo in Peru Shannon Sutton 10. Empirical Evidence from South Africa Brigitte Granville and Steven Telford 11. Labelling Challenges in Fairtrade: A need for harmonisation? Rohan Kariyawasam