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Artisans and fair trade: Crafting development

Author: Mary Littrell and Marsha Dickson Category: Book Publisher: Kumarian Press Published: 2010

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Book explores the impacts, from a fair trade business model, for An artisan group (MarketPlace Handwork of India) operating in a Mumbai slum.

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