The coffee paradox: global markets, commodity trade and the elusive promise of development
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Preface1. Commodity Trade, Development and Global Value Chains2. What's in a Cup? Coffee from Bean to Brew3. Who Calls the Shots? Regulation and Governance4. Is this any Good? Material and Symbolic Production of Coffee Quality5. For Whose Benefit? 'Sustainable' Coffee Initiatives6. Value Chains or Values Changed?7. A Way Forward
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