Tamara Stenn
D.A. Tamara Stenn's Details
Affiliation
Keene State College
Location
USA
tstenn@keene.edu
Website
http://www.kusikuy.com
Publications:
| Authors | Year | Title | Journal or Book | Other | Language | Type | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2011 | Comercio Justo and Justice: An Examination of Fair Trade and its Effect on Indigenous Bolivian Knitters. | pp. 351 | Disciplines: Economics, Anthropology |
English | Dissert. | Link | |
| 2012 | Fair Trade and Justice: A Case Study of Fair Trade and its effect on the Freedom of Bolivia’s indigenous women. | New England Council for Latin American Studies | Conference Paper, presented at Yale University, |
English | Report | ||
| 2012 | Fair Trade and Justice: A Case Study of Fair Trade and its effect on the Freedom of Bolivia’s indigenous women. | International Confederation of Associations for Pluralism in Economics (ICAPE) | English | Journal | Link | ||
| 2011 | Fair Trade and Justice: An examination of Fair Trade and its impact on indigenous Bolivian women. | Conference paper presented at ASSA (Allied Soci |
English | Report | |||
| 2011 | Comercio Justo and Justice: An examination of Fair Trade | Conference Paper: Sixth Forum of the World Association for Political Economy, May 2011 pp. 20 | Responses to Capitalist Crisis: Neoliberalism a |
English | Other | Link |
Primary Expertise - research
Discipline
economics
Research Interest
Raised in New York and living in Vermont (after a few years living in Washington, DC and Bolivia, South America), I am a Fair Trade producer, journalist, and academic. I strive to make authentic voices heard in order to create public discussion, grow understanding, awareness, love, and bring about greater social and economic justice. My post doctoral work is in Fair Trade and how it links globally to local models of Solidarity Economy creating a sustainable and just world economy.
Countries of Expertise
Bolivia, Peru, US
Additional Information on Expertise
Spent 15 years as a Fair Trade business owner, working with indigenous women of the Andes Mountains knitting alpaca products for export. Well versed in apparel industry. Long time member of the Fair Trade Federation. Created Fair Trade Towns and Universities with FairTradeUSA. Post doc studies on effects of Fair Trade on women producers. Teach Fair Trade curricula at Keene State College, NH.