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Joëlle Vanhamme

Professeur de marketing EDHEC Business School
Joëlle Vanhamme

Joëlle Vanhamme is Professeur de marketing at EDHEC Business School.

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State of Workers / Cambodia Interview
Cambodia’s garment sector remains highly exposed to new due-diligence laws, with weak oversight and minimal accountability increasing the risk of buyers shifting production elsewhere.

Global Compliance Shifts Challenge Cambodia’s Garment Industry on Climate, Labour, Governance

  • Subir Ghosh

9 October 2025
Turn of Events / Ethiopia Resurgent / III Interview
The Addis Ababa chapter of ASFW brings together exhibitors from over seventy countries, reinforcing its position as Africa’s largest sourcing platform.

ASFW Shows How Africa Is Moving From Sourcing Margins to Global Manufacturing Mainstream

  • Subir Ghosh

28 October 2025
 
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Ground Circularity / Denim Deal / III Feature
The Denim Deal’s arrival in India transformed fragmentation into focus, linking recyclers, mills, and makers through shared data and trust rather than imported procedures.

From Waste to Wear: India Shows Circular Denim Fashion at Industrial Scale

  • Subir Ghosh

7 November 2025
Greenwashing / The Tanja Story Interview
Consumer complaints in Denmark prompted scrutiny of how fashion companies frame sustainability in marketing and public communication.

First Person: How a Danish Researcher Forced Fashion to Confront Its Greenwashing Compulsion

  • Subir Ghosh

6 November 2025
 
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Guest Column / People & Planet Commentary
Systems thinking approaches the world with a holistic perspective and makes it clear that we are all in this together. Components in the system are interdependent; a change in one component, changes all others and this alerts us to offer mutual aid.

The Earth is Not Sustainable, if People are Expendable

  • Bill D'Arienzo

7 April 2022
Crisis 2022 / Way Out Commentary
Unlike fast fashion trends, each recession is unique. This time we could see the same increased productivity and production as times past—in part due to the rising awareness of our environmental impact, and the maxed-out credit limit of global governments. Add in the embers of a global pandemic and a Russian invasion, and it’s looking rather like the last days of the USSR. It’s all falling apart.

Now Is the Perfect Opportunity to Market Reduced Sales as Planned Degrowth

  • Samantha Taylor

16 November 2022