CERN has some 170 members in Africa, Australasia, Europe, Latin America, and North America. CERN is convened by Community Economies Collective (CEC) formed in 1990s by two distinct scholars Katherine Gibson and the late Julie Graham, and a group of scholars committed to theorizing, representing, and enacting new visions of economy.
The thirty-eight members of the CEC are mostly based in academic contexts in Australia, Europe, New Zealand, and the US; however their action-research engagements, i.e. CERN, are more geographically spread across the globe.
