We want to highlight this journal as a great bridge publication from academic to co-operative practice. The topics the journal covers are varied and the publications are free and open. Do peruse their website to see many articles that may be of use to both improve co-operative practice, as well
Do you want to deepen your understanding of the modern co-operative movement? The case of the Rochdale Pioneers is bandied about, but even those who know the themes of the narrative would benefit from this very potent webinar recording featuring a very knowledgeable co-operative leader in the US, and board
#coops4dev releases four new regional reports as part of the ICA-EU Partnership’s Legal Framework Analysis (LFA) research. Produced collaboratively by the ICA Regional Offices and experts of the research activity, the reports provide a comprehensive overview and analysis of cooperative legislation at regional level, as well as specific recommendations to support an enabling environment for
The latest edition of the Canadian Journal of Nonprofit and Social Economy Research features two articles on the applied experience of converting non-co-op businesses to co-ops, an increasingly popular option to avoid closing the business doors when the owners don’t want to or cannot run it anymore. Find those links
At the end of last year, CECOP held an online event to promote the launch of the publication “LIGHTS ON!” Worker and social cooperatives tackling undeclared work. It remains a challenge across Europe to ensure decent work, as well as social protection, occupational health and safety of workers. This event was the perfect opportunity
You may not be in a cold place, but there is something about a pandemic and the winter months in the northern hemisphere that calls us to cozy up in our homes with something interesting to read. There are some fantastic co-op books out there from the past few years-
