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This inquiry examines the challenge for marketers to foster both anti‐slavery and fair trade Analyzes communicative work to enhance both Describes underlying issues and public misunderstanding; draws on specific themes by illustrating the Anti‐Slavery International campaigns to end child labour via the Rugmark label, and the work of a fair trade coffee company, Cafedirect Ltd; and furnishes a link between societal marketing and the emergent theory of sustainable communication to effect anti‐slavery and global fair trade Concludes with a discussion, implications for societal marketing and suggestions for further research

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Communicative campaigns to effect anti-slavery and fair trade: The cases of Rugmark and Cafédirect

The discovery of the first systemic or hormone herbicides, 2,4-D, 2,4,5-T, and MCPA, initiated an agricultural revolution and modern weed science. The finding of these herbicides was a striking case of multiple independent discovery by four groups of workers in two countries, the United Kingdom and the United States: William G. Templeman and associates at Imperial Chemical Industries; Philip S. Nutman and associates at the Rothamsted Agricultural Experiment Station; Franklin D. Jones at the American Chemical Paint Company; and Ezra Kraus, John Mitchell, and associates at the University of Chicago and the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Because of wartime and commercial secrecy, the usual procedures of scientific publication and patent disclosure were not followed; instead, the first scientific report on these herbicides occurred in a publication by workers who were not original discoverers. Considerable confusion consequently resulted concerning the discovery and the discoverers. This confusion h...

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The well-known opening poem of Robert Frost’s North of Boston, “Mending Wall” (1915), centers on a confrontation between the poet and a local farmer from “beyond the hill,” a description that marks its specific place in the hill towns of late nineteenth-century New England (11). “Good fences make good neighbors,” the farmer intones, his sole utterance punctuating the poem with emphatic and redundant assertions of individual separateness (12– 13). The farmer’s independence has been understood to signal Frost’s concern with self-reliance, and such accounts capture a crucial element in his poetry. But the poem also bears the mark of

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