Date of Award/Publication
4-2009
Document Type
Thesis
Degree Name
M.S. in International Studies
Department
International Studies
Abstract
This paper theorizes that Fairtrade and the United Nations can work together in order to end extreme poverty in the poorest nations. The United Nations has identified the developmental issues that globalization has created. Fairtrade can help supplement its goals. Its purpose is to promote international trade and bring economic stability in the developing world without sacrificing human dignity. It achieves economic stability by the Fairtrade Principles that all companies must adhere to in order to receive the Fairtrade mark. The Fairtrade mark is very important, because it allows the consumer to know that the item has been verified, because it is certified. Fairtrade can have more success in helping the worlds poorest then the World Trade Organization and the International Monterey Fund, because Fairtrade does not have to worry about national best interest.
Recommended Citation
Galusha, Nicole Iolanda, "Fairtrade: Globalization without Exploitation" (2009). International Studies Masters. Paper 33.
https://fisherpub.sjf.edu/intlstudies_masters/33
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