Alastair Smith

Dr. Alastair Michael Smith's Details

Affiliation

University of Warwick

Location

United Kingdom

Email

a.smith.21@warwick.ac.uk

Website

http://www.brass.cf.ac.uk/

Publications:

Authors Year Title Journal or Book Other Language Type Link
Alastair Smith 2010 Responding to Commentary? Changes in the Regulations of the Fairtrade Labelling Organizations International (on defining small farmers and development practice) BRASS Comment and Analysis Paper English Other Link
Alastair Smith 2010 LACK OF RIGOUR IN DEFENDING Fairtrade: Some important clarifications of a distorting account – a reply to Peter Griffiths Economic Affairs 30 (2) English Report Link
Alastair Smith 2015 Fair Trade Places The Handbook of Research on Fair Trade pp. 191-209

eds. Laura T. Raynolds and Elizabeth A. Bennett

 English Book Chapter Link
Alastair Smith 2014 Access to the fairtrade system: the geography of certification for social justice Food Chain 4 (1) pp. 49-65

http://dx.doi.org/10.3362/2046-1887.2014.005

English Report Link
Alastair Smith Lies Craeynest Fairtrade Foundation 2009 EGALITE, FRATERNITE, SUSTAINABILITE: why the climate revolution must be a fair revolution

Fairtrade Foundation UK

 English Report Link
Alastair Smith 2008 Fair Trade in the ‘Periphery’: The development of Comercio Justo México and potential lessons for FLO Fairtrade BRASS Comment and Analysis Paper English Other Link
Alastair Smith 2009 Fair Trade, Diversification and Structural Change: Towards a Broader Theoretical Framework of Analysis Oxford Journal of Development Studies 37 (4) pp. 457 - 478 English Journal Link
Alastair Smith 2009 Evaluating the Criticisms of Fair Trade: How strong is the argument that consumers and businesses should abandon Fair Trade as a means to socialise their economic decisions? Economic Affairs 19 (4) English Journal
Alastair Smith 2009 FLO Fair Trade Diversification And Structural Change: Building an alternative theoretical argument

International Workshop: Fair Trade – A Moral

English Other Link
Alastair Smith 2008 "The Fair Trade Cup is ‘Two-Thirds Full’ not ‘Two-Thirds Empty’" A Response to the Adam Smith Report & An Alternative Way to Think About Measuring the Content of the Fair Trade Cup BRASS Comment and Analysis Pape English Report Link

Primary Expertise - Fair Trade Research