John Madeley Bücher
John Madeley ist ein Schriftsteller und Rundfunksprecher, der sich seit zwanzig Jahren auf die Entwicklungsländer der Dritten Welt und Umweltfragen spezialisiert hat. Seine Arbeit untersucht kritisch die Auswirkungen des internationalen Handels, der Entwicklungshilfe und multinationaler Konzerne auf verarmte Bevölkerungsgruppen. Madeleys Schriften befassen sich mit den Komplexitäten des Scheiterns von Entwicklungsprojekten und schlagen Wege zum Erfolg vor, wobei er sich für nachhaltige Landwirtschaft und fairere Handelspraktiken einsetzt. Er bietet aufschlussreiche Analysen der komplexen Zusammenhänge zwischen globalen Wirtschaftskräften und dem Leben der Schwächsten der Welt.
Trade and the Poor: The Impact of International Trade on Developing Countries
- 224 Seiten
- 8 Lesestunden
Focusing on the dynamics of North-South trade, this book explores commodities, services, and tourism, alongside the roles of transnational corporations and free trade zones. It critically examines international financial systems and proposes alternative South-North trading methods. Furthermore, it discusses necessary changes to enhance trade terms, providing insights into the complexities of global trade and its impact on poverty.
50 reasons to buy fair trade
- 256 Seiten
- 9 Lesestunden
This is a popular book about a key subject for liberally minded people every where. FT is a rapidly developing area of commerce and this book is intended to spur it on. It is presented with a highly accessible format, with short informative chapters. Fair Trade is a growing global movement. A huge range of Fair Trade good are now available in the shops. Why is Fair Trade so important? This book provides 50 reasons why everyone should buy fair trade. It's an inspiring account of how every consumer can play a part in saving lives and improving the way global trade operates. Did you know that buying Fair Trade: helps erradicate sweatshops; helps end child labour; helps end the debt burden on developing countries; ensures small-scale farmers can earn a living wage; and, supports and protects the environment. This book provides a critical guide to international trade and shows that Fair Trade presents a realistic and positive alternative for farmers and producers in developing countries. By improving schools, healthcare and working conditions, the Fair Trade movement has already saved lives and empowered whole communities. This book shows how every consumer can help make a difference in the fight to end poverty and inequality.
