Law and Justice A Fair Deal: Shopping for Social Justice

This book examines fair trade, the history of trade, and ways trade systems can be unfair. It considers how global systems can value some people more than others, especially producers in developing countries, and explains the idea of paying producers fairly for their goods. The book also looks at how fair-trade practices may help families around the world and suggests ways people can participate in efforts for greater equity. Photographs accompany the discussion.