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000286140 1001_ $$aTalbot, John M.,$$d1951-
000286140 24510 $$aGrounds for agreement :$$bthe political economy of the coffee commodity chain /$$cJohn M. Talbot.
000286140 260__ $$aLanham, MD :$$bRowman & Littlefield Publishers,$$cc2004.
000286140 300__ $$axvii, 238 p. ;$$c24 cm.
000286140 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 221-230) and index.
000286140 5050_ $$aTheoretical and methodological grounds for the analysis -- Material and historical grounds for the analysis -- The coffee commodity chain under U.S. hegemony, 1945-1972 -- Struggles over regulation of the chain, 1973-1989 -- Globalization and coffee crises, 1990-? -- The struggle for control of the instant coffee commodity chain -- Outcomes of the struggles : where does your coffee dollar go? -- Solutions? Specialty, organic, and fair trade coffees -- Conclusion: Toward a reregulated market.
000286140 650_0 $$aCoffee industry.
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