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The Case for Shaping the Business and Human Rights Agenda
From: The Fair Trade Handbook
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In this chapter, the authors suggest that if fair trade is viewed as a market-based movement to "level the playing field" by empowering disadvantages producers, we may overlook the deep structural issues that produce global poverty.
Contributors
Elena Lunder and Sergi Corbalán
Elena Lunder is a project advisor at the Fair Trade Advocacy Office, a joint fair trade movement initiative based in Brussels. Elena studied European studies and international human rights law, and, in her work, she focuses on strong human rights and environmental due diligence as part of public policy.
