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This book highlights the diverse organizational avenues through which Fair Trade entrepreneurs may concretely implement the hybrid aims of Fair Trade: making business, impacting small-scale producer groups and achieving systemic social change. Through a study across Europe, this book examines Fair Trade Social Enterprises at the crossroads between civil society and the market.

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This book highlights the diverse organizational avenues through which Fair Trade entrepreneurs may concretely implement the hybrid aims of Fair Trade: making business, impacting small-scale producer groups and achieving systemic social change. Through a study across Europe, this book examines Fair Trade Social Enterprises at the crossroads between civil society and the market.


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Autorenporträt
Benjamin Huybrechts is an Assistant Professor and holder of the SRIW-Sowecsom Chair in Social Enterprise Management at the Centre for Social Economy, HEC Management School, University of Liege (Belgium). He holds a PhD in Economics and Management (University of Liege) and has been on a post-doctoral research stay at the Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship, Saïd Business School (University of Oxford). He has published several book chapters and articles on Fair Trade and Social Enterprise and has co-edited a special issue on Fair Trade in the Journal of Business Ethics (2010). He is a member of several academic networks, including Fairness and EMES.