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- SE Mapping
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- Co-production of Health and Elder Care – Cooperative models in Japan
- La monnaie délibérée : pour une théorie démocratique de la monnaie articulant les apports et limites de l’ESS et des Communs.
- La monnaie comme commun : une illustration à partir du cas des monnaies locales associatives
- How do we incorporate, gender specific equity, in social economy and solidarity? Perspectives from Latin-America
- Developing dialogue bottom-up: social enterprises and local government in the Netherlands
- 8th EMES Selected Conference Papers
- Building a transdisciplinary learning community around a SE minor program
- Organising the enterprise as a common: an alternative to participatory management in worker cooperatives
- Discourses of participatory governance. Case study from social enterprises in nordic-baltic countries
- Theoretical foundations of social enterprise, cooperative and voluntary action principles and values: Complimentarities, contradictions and their implications
- Survival Advantage of Worker Buyouts over Newly Created Worker-Owned Firms
- RILESS selected texts
- Desenvolvimento capitalista e desenvolvimento solidário
- A economia solidária no Brasil e o sentido das novas formas de produção não capitalistas
- Conclusões. As emancipações no presente e no futuro
- Desde la sociedad: solidaridad, trabajo voluntario y filantropía
- La economía de solidaridad: Concepto, realidad y proyecto
- 1st EMES-Polanyi International Seminar
- The Discovery of (a European) Society? - A Polanyian appraisal of European integration after the Maastricht Treaty
- Obama, 'Change' and the Disembedding of Security in Latin America. The Tension Between Polyarchy and Democracy
- Critical Consumption and Ethical Heritage: The Italian Case
- Web reactions against Capitalism. The case of web currencies
- Marketised social protection and marginalism’s second economistic fallacy
- 6th EMES Selected Conference Papers
- How do we incorporate, gender specific equity, in social economy and solidarity? Perspectives from Latin-America
- Individual and collective roles in organisational governance: focus on governance activity through a systemic approach
- Social entrepreneurship in southeastern Europe – Comparative analysis of the cases of Croatia, Serbia and Greece
- Social Innovation, Conflict, and the Institutionalization of German Energy Co-operatives
- Toward a conceptual framework for religious logics on institutional complexity: a lesson from ‘mission drift’ in Evangelical Christian social entrepreneurs in Ethiopia
- 3rd EMES-Polanyi International Seminar
- The significance of trust for Organizational Accountability: The Legacy of Karl Polanyi
- Danish agriculture - sustainable management of the commons
- Responsible Public Procurement: A De-Commodification of Public Markets? A Case Study in the City of Nantes, France
- Towards “Qualitative growth”-oriented Collective Action Frameworks: Articulating Commons and Solidarity Economy
- Cultivating commons in the heart of the city. Madrid community gardens against austerity urbanism
- Books
- Tackling Social Exclusion in Europe. The Contribution of the Social Economy
- Social Innovations in the Urban Context
- Resilient Organizations in the Third Sector
- Social Enterprise and the Third Sector: Changing European Landscapes in a Comparative Perspective
- Social Innovations for social cohesion. Transnational patterns and approaches from 20 European cities
- EMES selected texts
- 7th EMES Selected Conference Papers
- Why did the new NPO corporations diffuse? Reason for the increasing social economy organizations in Japan
- Locally identified solutions and practices: a critical realist investigation into the geographies of social innovation in the context of neighbourhood policing
- To profit or not to profit? That is the wrong question
- Work environment, governance and service quality in Japanese healthcare
- Elements of the institutionalization process of the forest and pasture commons in Romania as particular forms of social economy
- 5th EMES Selected Conference Papers
- Participatory Governance in Social Enterprise
- Assessing the social and solidarity economy in Luxembourg
- Family Farming, Government and Corporations: A case study about the challenges of rural social enterprises innovations in Brazil
- The Silver Lining of Co-operation: Self-defined rules, common resources, motivations, and incentives in co-operative firms
- Workers’ motivations and managerial practices in not-for-profit social enterprises
- 2nd EMES Selected Conference Papers
- Social entrepreneurship in Tanzania: assessment of enabling environment
- The joys and burdens of multiple legal frameworks for social entrepreneurship - lesson from the Belgian case
- Social enterprise in Europe: governance models. An analysis of social enterprise governance models through a comparative study of the legislation of eleven countries
- Is government's intervention too much? An analysis of the impact of public authorities on the development of social enterprises in Taiwan
- Social entrepreneurship in developing countries: green technology implementation to push local social and economic innovation
- 2nd EMES-ISTR European Conference Selected Papers
- La Economía Social y Solidaria en América Latina: Propuesta de Economía Alternativa y su Aplicación al Análisis de Experiencias en Argentina
- Towards a Classification Framework for Not-for-profit Organisations – The Importance of Measurement Indicators
- Co-Operatives and Credit Unions in Atlantic Canada: The State of the Art
- Les Determinants se l'Adhesion aux Mutuelles se Sante en Afrique Subsaharienne : Un Inventaire des Travaux Empiriques
- Les dynamiques d’économie solidaire au Brésil: Une analyse au prisme de l’encastrement politique
- 2nd EMES-Polanyi International Seminar
- L’ESS à la croisée de la pauvreté et des communs
- Monnaie, communauté : la communauté comme construction monétaire
- Democracy, institutional entrepreneurship and socio-political performance: the contribution of management science to a reassessment of traditional associationism
- The study of the dynamics of social and solidarity economy through the work of K. Polanyi
- Les chemins de la transition - Actions alternatives, changement systémique, raisons de vivre et d’agir : trois chemins de la transition nécessaires et complémentaires
- 3rd EMES Selected Conference Papers
- Towards a Conception of Social Enterprise: Some Lessons from Israel
- Social innovation and deliberative democracy
- The social added value of third sector organizations
- Applying social impact measurement to two UK work integration social enterprises
- Social innovation in European regions and beyond. Policy and practice implications for the European Union, member states, regional governments and civil society
- Working papers
- L’approche EMES de l’entreprise sociale dans une perspective comparative
- El enfoque EMES de empresa social desde una perspectiva comparada
- The EMES Approach of Social Enterprise in a Comparative Perspective
- National Profiles of Work Integration Social Enterprises: Finland
- Work Integration Social Enterprises in Spain
- 4th EMES Conference - EMES-SOCENT Selected Conference Papers
- Social Statement Approach to Cooperative Social Performance Assessment: A Case of Lume Adama Farmers Cooperative Union in Ethiopia
- Downward accountability of Belgian nonprofit organizations - A survey based analysis
- Social entrepreneurship and confiscated mafia properties in Italy
- Variety in hybridity in sport organizations and how they cope with it
- Guiding University Intellectual Property towards Social Enterprise: A UK Journey
- Members' publications
- Tello Rozas, S. et Gauthier, B. (2012) "LES TONTINES FAVORISENT-ELLES LA PERFORMANCE DES ENTREPRISES AU CAMEROUN ?". Revue d'économie du développement, 6(1): 5-39
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- A invenção estratégica do terceiro sector como estrutura de observação mútua: uma abordagem histórico-conceptual
- Oil and water rarely mix: Exploring the relative stability of Nonprofit revenue mixes over time
- Toward a Statistically Robust Assessment of Social and Solidarity Economy Actors. Conceptual Development and Empirical Validation
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