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| Title | Social Economy and Social Participation : the Ways of the Basques |
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| Subject | 1. Basque provinces--Catalonia--Economics. |
| Publisher | Madrid: Marcial Pons |
| Year | 1996 |
| Pages | 276 |
| Description | This edition brings together the various talks presented in Hondarribia on the 25th aand 29th September 1995 for the Congress on the theme of 'Social Economy and Social Participation: The Basque Way - Pros and Cons'. This conference was organised by The International Institute for Self-Management (ISS), witht the help of the Institute of Cooperative Law and Social Economy (GEZKI) of the University of the Basque Country. |
| Type | Book |
| Note | Note: "GEZKI's staff involved in the preparation of this book were Mari Mar Martinez Corujeira, Baleran Bakaikoa, Sylvia Gay and Jose M. Perez de Uralde, all of them under Koldo Gorostiaga's coordination.", t.p. verso. Includes bibliographical references. CONTENTS: In Memoriam: George Potts / Preface, by Txema Perez de Uralde / The Future of Social Economy, by Baleren Bakaikoa Azurmendi / On Social Economy: What it is and Why There isn't More of it, by Len Krimerman / The Problems of Self-Management in Context of Transitive Processes in Russia, by Andrei Kolganov / A Democratic Cooperative Enterprise System. A Response to Urban Economic Decay, by Curtis Haynes / Why Do Some Worker Co-ops Succeed while Others Fail? The Role of Internal and External Social Factors, by Frank Lindenfeld and Pamela Wynn / The Problems of Self-Management in Context of Transitive Processes in Russia, by Alexandr Buzgalin and Andrei Kolganov / Does Social Economy and Social Participation Have Real Future in Eastern Europe? (The case of Bulgaria), by Rossita Chobanova / Peoples' Economic Initiative in the Japanese Experience, by Shuei Hiratsuka / My Profile, by Yuriko Ito / My Profile, by Sachiko Kagawa / Buffalo's Story. African Americans Deal with Decline in the Former City of Steel, by Curtis Haynes / The New Cooperativism in Cuba, by William Waterman / The 'Social Economy' (?) or the Democratic Entrepreneurs in the Spanish Economy, by Carlos Garcia-Gutierrez Fernandez / The Future of Basque Co-operatives, by Adrian Celaya Ulibarri / Does Generalizing the Mondragon Model Require Revising It?, by Michael W. Howard / Workers Incorporated Company: A Company's Successful New Approach to Social Economy, by Javier Abad Conde / Anel: Process Towards a New Model of Managerial Organization, by Jose Manuel Amigot Gracia / social Economy and Social Participation, by Philippe Fenot / A Monetary Theory of Production, by Joseba Tobar-Arbulu / Social Participation in the Basque Country, by Jose Igancio ruiz Olabuenaga / Basque Voluntary Support Work in Central America. New Development and Analysis of Self-Management, by Antxon Mendizabal Echave / Social economy and Social Participation: The Basque Ways to and for Social Economy and Participation Amongst Basque Farmers, by Helen Groome / Ikastolak - Basque Schools , by Miguel Angel Munagorri |
| Language | English |
| Series | |
| Identifier | 8472484033 |
| Call No. |
320.5490946 |
| Location |
Library |
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