“Material Connections: Fair-Trade Constructions of Ethical Relationship.” “Fair Trade, Relics and Photos: Negotiating Religious Representations and Relationships through Material Culture.”

Laurel Zwissler

“Material Connections: Fair-Trade Constructions of Ethical Relationship.” “Fair Trade, Relics and Photos: Negotiating Religious Representations and Relationships through Material Culture.”

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Based on recent fieldwork with Ten Thousand Villages stores in Toronto, this paper investigates ways that products and their descriptions are understood as creating/facilitating relationships between consumers in North America and the people in the developing world who produce them.

Original language	English
State	Published - May 10 2013
Event	American Academy of Religion (AAR)- Eastern International Region (EIR) annual meeting - Toronto, ON, Canada Duration: May 10 2013 → May 10 2013

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Conference	American Academy of Religion (AAR)- Eastern International Region (EIR) annual meeting
Period	05/10/13 → 05/10/13

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2013. Paper presented at American Academy of Religion (AAR)- Eastern International Region (EIR) annual meeting.

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