Cultural Survival Quarterly 2005 Issue dedicated to Fair Trade

— filed under: Fair Trade

Fair Trade and Indigenous People. This issue was dedicated to fair trade, and attempted to dig deeper on all aspects of the fair trade movement, and how it relates to the realities of indigenous people.

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Volume 29.3

EDITORIAL

Is Fair Trade Fair?

By Ellen L. Lutz

FEATURE ARTICLES:

Fair Trade & Indigenous Peoples

By Mark Camp and Jenn Goodman

A Cup of Truth

By Mark Camp, Sofia Flynn, Agnes Portalewska, and Tara Tidwell Cullen

Confessions of a Fair Trader

By Dean Cycon

Cooperatives: A Short History

By Jennifer Wilhoit

By A Thread: The Benefits and Challenges of Being a Fair Trade Crafter

By Jennifer Wilhoit and Tara Tidwell Cullen

So, You Want To Be A Fair Trader?

By Mark Camp with Jenn Goodman

Helping the Earth

By Andres Cotuc Mendez, Member of La Voz que Clama en el Desierto

Learning As They Go

By Antonio Chavajai Igreiraixtamer President of La Voz que Clama en el Desierto

FLO Standards for Fair Trade Coffee

By Fairtrade Labelling Organization guidelines for coffee grown by small-farmers' organizations

Commitments and Actions

By Tara Tidwell Cullen

A Better Life At Home

By Maria Xoch- Employee of Asociacion Maya

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