Leveraging the Vertical: The Contested Dynamics of Sustainability Standards and Labour in Global Production Networks

This article explores the trade and labour dynamics of sustainability standards for tropical agriculture, drawing on a matched case comparison of two certified entities in rural Ecuador.

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Leveraging the Vertical: The Contested Dynamics of Sustainability Standards and Labour in Global Production Networks

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Published 2018 by John Wiley & Sons, Inc. . Authored by Tampe, M.

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