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Of all the legal narcotics in our lives, coffee is the most constantly prevalent and accepted. It is truly a part of our culture. This collection presents films that show the making of coffee, the workings...
Widening the Lens: Developments in Research on Journalism and Environmental Issues 17 September 2014 Bankfield House, University of Leicester www2.le.ac.uk/conference/widening Academic concern with the...
Three women fairtrade coffee producers from the community of Los Alpes, northern Nicaragua, describe with great pride their families, their farms and the difference that fairtrade has made to their lives.
This documentary shows the different phases involved in the production of a cup of coffee, travelling from Guatemala to South Carolina to New York City, to show each stage from growing, picking and...
An investigation into the global coffee trade, illustrating how poor farmers in Third World countries are being left penniless as their richer First World counterparts continue to pay them far less than they...
Small producers from developing countries are struggling to have their place in the global trade system. Examples are banana farmers from the eastern Caribbean visiting London and Brussels, and coffee...
First-time filmmaker and former public interest lawyer Susan Saladoff uses the legal battle that began with a spilled cup of coffee at a McDonald’s restaurant to investigate who and what is behind...
Shows how a silver coffee pot would have been made by the hand-raising method in the period 1760-70. Also shows a mug being raised from the flat. Shows sand casting and polishing techniques. An unusual...
This CD-ROM is intended to introduce new students to the higher education environment. As well as the physical surroundings, students are asked to consider issues such as where and when they learn and what...
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