Chocolate nations : living and dying for cocoa in West Africa

Intro -- About the author -- Title page -- Copyright -- Table of contents -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- One | Ghana is Cocoa -- On the shoulders of peasant farmers -- Fight for independence -- A lifeline under revolutionary rule -- No simple success story -- Two | Cocoa Wars -- A missing man -- Miracle state -- After Boigny - a crisis of identity -- Battle for land -- In the graveyard -- Land and identity -- Three | Child Labour -- The crusading senator -- Industry cynicism -- Defining the problem -- In search of riches -- School and the farm -- Heart of the industry -- Four | Follow the money -- The man who couldn't keep a secret -- The new president -- An avenging journalist -- A reporter in danger -- Abduction -- Business as usual -- Five | From bean to bar -- Recipe for success -- Millers and grinders -- Pricing the bar -- On the shelf -- Six | Fairtrade myths and reality -- More to this than meets the eye -- A global movement -- Not the only fair buyer -- A competitive marketplace -- Airbrushing reality -- Seven | Trading Games -- Privileged childhood -- Fundamental rules -- A concentrated market -- Power games -- Battle for control -- Eight | Building a sustainable future -- Cocoa under attack -- Chocolate fears -- Owning land and sharing cocoa -- Need for science -- On-the-ground training -- Lure of the city -- Epilogue -- Notes -- Introduction -- Chapter one -- Chapter two -- Chapter three -- Chapter four -- Chapter five -- Chapter six -- Chapter seven -- Chapter eight -- Bibliography -- Index -- African Arguments.