Since its inception, EMES has collaborated with international networks gathering researchers working in related fields or networks from geographic areas other than Europe. By creating common initiatives, opportunities for exchange and events with peer networks, EMES not only enriches the quality and relevance of its research but also ensures that researchers from all over the world are brought into the discussion.
Community Economies Research Network (CERN) is an international network of community researchers, students, policy makers and activists interested in ways of enacting new visions of economy.
Description and members profiles
The EMES PhD Student Network was created after the 1st EMES PhD Summer School held in Corsica in July 2008. All students who have participated in the EMES PhD Summer School as well as individual Graduate Members are members of the EMES PhD Student Network.
RILESS (“Network of Latin American Researchers on Social and Solidarity Economy” in English) was created and operates under the assumption that another world is possible and that building it requires the development of an alternative economy.
The IRIS Network is the Italian national network of the institutions of research on social enterprise.
Euclid Network is a growing European community of change-makers from over 30 countries, who share values built around creating positive social impact.
CRISES was formed in 1986 by Benoît Lévesque and Paul R. Bélanger. Since 2001, CRISES has been a regroupement stratégique (a strategic alliance) funded by the Fonds québécois de recherche sur la société et la culture (FQRSC).
Founded in 1992, the International Society for Third-Sector Research (ISTR) is a major international association promoting research and education in the fields of civil society, philanthropy, and the non-profit sector.