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Artisans and Fair Trade provides a study of the impacts of fair trade on artisan work, which is a significant source of income in many developing countries. The book presents quantitative and qualitative research on fair trade and will inform practices for assessing social entrepreneurship and business social responsibility. It will be the subject of a book signing event co-hosted by several centers at DePaul University focused on community, entrepreneurship, and ethics.

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Artisans and Fair Trade provides a study of the impacts of fair trade on artisan work, which is a significant source of income in many developing countries. The book presents quantitative and qualitative research on fair trade and will inform practices for assessing social entrepreneurship and business social responsibility. It will be the subject of a book signing event co-hosted by several centers at DePaul University focused on community, entrepreneurship, and ethics.

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Artisans

&Fair Trade
Crafting Development

.{ . . BOOK SIGNING . . .}
After agriculture and tourism, artisan work
provides the next most significant source of in- April 14th
come in many developing countries. Yet because
of its image as a “soft” or frivolous industry,
some politicians and development professionals 3 p.m.
question whether the handcraft sector is worthy
of investment.
DePaul Center
Artisans and Fair Trade, provides a quantita-
tively and qualitatively illuminating study of fair
Loop Campus
trade impacts and a methodology that is sure to 1 E. Jackson Blvd
inform current assessment practices in social en-
trepreneurship and business social responsibility. Room C-100

The following centers within DePaul will be co-hosting:


Irwin W. Steans Center for Community-based Service Learing & Community Service Studies, Egan Urban Center,
Coleman Entrepreneurship Center, the Department of Political Science and the Institute for Business and Professional
Ethics

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