An essential introduction to the co-operative business model as a sustainable and equitable alternative to the current growth-obsessed economic paradigm.
An essential introduction to the co-operative business model as a sustainable and equitable alternative to the current growth-obsessed economic paradigm.
Sonja Novkovic is a professor of economics at Saint Mary's University, and academic co-director in the Co-operative Management Education programme. Currently, she is the chair of the International Co-operative Alliance Research Committee and academic co-lead of the Measuring the Co-operative Difference Research Network in collaboration with Co-operatives and Mutuals Canada. Tom Webb is an adjunct professor at Saint Mary's University School of Business and former programme manager of the master's degree in the Management of Co-operatives and Credit Unions (MMCCU).
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Introduction: Co operative Economics, Why Our World Needs It Tom Webb and Sonja Novkovic Part I: What is the New Economy and Why Do We Need It? 1. The World On a Collision Course and the Need for a New Economy Manfred Max Neef 2. The New Economy Neva Goodwin 3. The World We Need Richard Wilkinson and Kate Pickett 4. Are Prosperity and Sustainability Compatible? William E. Rees 5. Living Well: Explorations into the End of Growth Peter A. Victor 6. Complexity: Shock, Innovation and Resilience Thomas Homer Dixon 7. Finance for the Anthropocene John Fullerton Part II: Co operatives and the New Economy 8. Choices, Incentives and Co operative Organization Stefano Zamagni 9. Are Co operatives a Viable Business Form? Lessons from Behavioural Economics Morris Altman 10. The Co operative Enterprise: A Valid Alternative for a Balanced Society Vera Negri Zamagni 11. Employee Ownership and Health: An Initial Study David Erdal 12. Co operatives in a Global Economy: Key Issues, Recent Trends and Potential for Development Stephen C. Smith and Jonathan Rothbaum 13. A Role for Co operatives in Governance of Common pool Resources and Common Property Systems Barbara Allen 14. Is the Debt Trap Avoidable? Claudia Sanchez Bajo Conclusion Sonja Novkovic and Tom Webb
Introduction: Co operative Economics, Why Our World Needs It Tom Webb and Sonja Novkovic Part I: What is the New Economy and Why Do We Need It? 1. The World On a Collision Course and the Need for a New Economy Manfred Max Neef 2. The New Economy Neva Goodwin 3. The World We Need Richard Wilkinson and Kate Pickett 4. Are Prosperity and Sustainability Compatible? William E. Rees 5. Living Well: Explorations into the End of Growth Peter A. Victor 6. Complexity: Shock, Innovation and Resilience Thomas Homer Dixon 7. Finance for the Anthropocene John Fullerton Part II: Co operatives and the New Economy 8. Choices, Incentives and Co operative Organization Stefano Zamagni 9. Are Co operatives a Viable Business Form? Lessons from Behavioural Economics Morris Altman 10. The Co operative Enterprise: A Valid Alternative for a Balanced Society Vera Negri Zamagni 11. Employee Ownership and Health: An Initial Study David Erdal 12. Co operatives in a Global Economy: Key Issues, Recent Trends and Potential for Development Stephen C. Smith and Jonathan Rothbaum 13. A Role for Co operatives in Governance of Common pool Resources and Common Property Systems Barbara Allen 14. Is the Debt Trap Avoidable? Claudia Sanchez Bajo Conclusion Sonja Novkovic and Tom Webb
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