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The power to make a differencephotos.com

By The OpenLearn team (The Open University)

30 June 2006

The response to inequality and unfairness might be to take responsibility rather than feeling guilt, explains John Allen  Read more : The power to make a difference

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Politics in an ethical registerphotos.com

By Clive Barnett (The Open University), Paul Cloke (Guest), Nick Clarke (Guest), Alice Malpass (Guest)

30 June 2006

Ethical consumption is about more than persuading people to change spending habits, say Clive Barnett, Nick Clarke, Paul Cloke & Alice Malpass  Read more : Politics in an ethical register

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Calling companies to accountphotos.com

By The OpenLearn team (The Open University)

25 May 2006

Big business has a reputation for abusing its power. This course extract from An Introduction to Business Studies explores the tactics used to call companies...  Read more : Calling companies to account

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Child work and educationBBC

By Dr Leslie Groves (Guest)

19 May 2006

Around the world 246 million children work. And when work gets in the way of school, the impact this can be huge  Read more : Child work and education

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Fair trade mattersnet_efekt under CC-BY-NC-SA licence

By Professor Rob Paton (The Open University)

31 March 2006

Fairtrade is an example of two broader, long-term trends: global governance and social enterprise.  Read more : Fair trade matters

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How powerful is people power?Creative Commons Image By Ibai Lemon via Flickr under Creatuive Commons licence

By The OpenLearn team (The Open University)

09 August 2005

The late Anita Roddick explored the strength of 'people power' for the Open University series Ever Wondered. We delve into what she discovered  Read more : How powerful is people power?

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