Rob Harrison is one of three founder members of the Ethical Consumer Research Association in the UK. He has been an editor and writer at Ethical Consumer Magazine since that time and has spoken widely in the press, on radio, and on TV, as well as to universities and campaign groups around the world, on the importance of facilitating ethical consumption in a globalised marketplace. He has also acted as a consultant to NGOs, businesses, governments, and consumers association around the world on how to make markets work for social change.

• 1. Understanding the Basic Principles  2  Principles for Ordinary Citizens  3. Ethical Purchasing and the Role of Campaigners   4. Ethical Purchasing and the Role of Multinational Companies  5. Principles for Local Authorities and Other Public Bodies  6. Ethical Purchasing and the Role of Governments  7. Principles for Smaller Companies, Charities and Social Enterprises   8. Ethical Labelling Schemes  9. Selling to Ethical Purchasers  10. Theoretical Principles or Why It's Important

Rob Harrison is one of three founder members of the Ethical Consumer Research Association in the UK. He has been an editor and writer at Ethical Consumer Magazine since that time and has spoken widely in the press, on radio, and on TV, as well as to universities and campaign groups around the world, on the importance of facilitating ethical consumption in a globalised marketplace. He has also acted as a consultant to NGOs, businesses, governments, and consumers association around the world on how to make markets work for social change.

• 1. Understanding the Basic Principles  2  Principles for Ordinary Citizens  3. Ethical Purchasing and the Role of Campaigners   4. Ethical Purchasing and the Role of Multinational Companies  5. Principles for Local Authorities and Other Public Bodies  6. Ethical Purchasing and the Role of Governments  7. Principles for Smaller Companies, Charities and Social Enterprises   8. Ethical Labelling Schemes  9. Selling to Ethical Purchasers  10. Theoretical Principles or Why It's Important

Rob Harrison is one of three founder members of the Ethical Consumer Research Association in the UK. He has been an editor and writer at Ethical Consumer Magazine since that time and has spoken widely in the press, on radio, and on TV, as well as to universities and campaign groups around the world, on the importance of facilitating ethical consumption in a globalised marketplace. He has also acted as a consultant to NGOs, businesses, governments, and consumers association around the world on how to make markets work for social change.

• 1. Understanding the Basic Principles  2  Principles for Ordinary Citizens  3. Ethical Purchasing and the Role of Campaigners   4. Ethical Purchasing and the Role of Multinational Companies  5. Principles for Local Authorities and Other Public Bodies  6. Ethical Purchasing and the Role of Governments  7. Principles for Smaller Companies, Charities and Social Enterprises   8. Ethical Labelling Schemes  9. Selling to Ethical Purchasers  10. Theoretical Principles or Why It's Important