Global Cooperative Economics and Movements

Jerome Nikolai Warren is a researcher at the University of Cologne Germany.Kemi Ogunyemi is an Associate Professor at Lagos Business School, Pan-Atlantic University, Lagos, Nigeria.Asia Guerreschi is a Research Fellow in the Department of Economics and Management, University of Ferrara, Italy and SEEDS.Maciej Szulc is a researcher specializing in cooperatives and their corporate governance and has held managerial positions in marketing and communications across a range of companies in Poland, Germany, and Sweden.

• Part 1: Mutualism and Movements 1. Mark J. Kaswan, Patrick Develtere, Zhao Li, Sizwe Mkwanazi, Colombia Pérez Muñoz: “Cooperatives and Social Transformation: An Assessment of the Global Cooperative Movement and its diverse Trajectories” 2. Igor Ortega-Sunsundegi, Marixe Ruiz-de-Austri-Arexolalebia, Miren Zuberogoitia-Kaltzakorta & Fred Freundlich ; “Responsibility as Emancipation in Cooperative Thought and in Mondragon” 3. Jerome Warren & Alessandro Narduzzo: “Community Cooperatives and Institutional Innovation” 4. Denise Kasparian & Julián Rebón; “New Cooperativism in Argentina” 5. Kosta Juri, Jerome Warren, Claudia Henke and Tej Gonza “Old School Meets New: Global Efforts to Promote Cooperative Principles through Modern Employee-Buyout Innovations” Part 2: Country and Regional overviews 6. Ana Paula Travisani & Miguel Córdova: “Legislative Challenges and Opportunities for Employee Ownership in Brazil” 7. Lili María Inés Vázquez, Matias Bertranou & Fabian Schiaffino: “INCUBACOOP & Mapocho: Cooperative Incubation and Acceleration in the Southern Cone” 8. Andrés Spognardi; “New Forms of Cooperation: An Examination of ‘Integral Cooperatives’ in the Iberian Peninsula” 9. Florentina Astleithner, Markus Blümel, Andreas Exner, Julia Hochrainer & Florian Jagschitz: “Cooperativism in Austria: Between Aspiration and Anachronism” 10. Oluwatosin O. Onayeaskmi, Bukunmi Agboola, Adedayo Adedotun, & Kemi Ogunyemi: “ROSCAs to Cooperatives: Empowering African Women in the Informal Economy” 11. Ali Al-Assam & Choo-Chen Sim, “The Cooperative Sector in the People's Republic of China: Development, Characteristics, and Growth” 12. Akira Kurimoto, “How Japanese and South Korean Cooperatives Have Evolved: A Comparative Study from a Developmentalist State Perspective ” Part 3: Sectoral Overviews 13. Akira Kurimoto, “Consumer Cooperatives Contribution to the Circular Economy: The Japanese Case” 14. Asia Guerreschi, Antonio Lopez & Roberto Mario De Stefano: “Corporate Sustainability Reporting in Italian Supermarkets: A Discourse Comparative Analysis of Coop, Conad, and Esselunga’s 2023 Sustainability Reports ” 15. Ramiro Reinaga, Elena Garnevska & Nicola Shadbolt: “Common Cultural Background: The Key to Success of Two Agricultural Bolivian Cooperatives ” 16. Louis-Antoine Saisset:“Democracy and innovative governance in French agricultural co-ops: an exploratory study” 17. Jos Bijman, “Dairy Cooperatives Around the World” 18. Simon Berge, Adaora Onaga & Stanley Emife Nwani: “Sustainable Healthcare and Eldercare Provision through Cooperatives: Challenges and Opportunities.” 19. Ludger Voigt & Julia Beideck: “Cultural services in rural areas: The case of a German theater cooperative ” 20. Stefano Tortorici: “The Challenges of Platform Cooperatives and the Path Ahead” 21. Morshed Mannan, Simon Pek, and Vangelis Papadimitropoulos: “The Cooperative Governance of Artificial Intelligence: The Case of READ-COOP’s Transkribus Platform” Part 4: Education and Communication for Cooperation 22. Lisa Callagher, Frank Siedlok & Vareska van de Vrande: “Innovating together: Cooperatives’ communication as knowledge flows and innovation” 23. Susanne Maria Weber & Thorben Seidler: “Transforming towards Commoning Cooperatives: The Potential of the Pattern Language of Commoning for Organisational Learning” 24. Federico Li Bonilla; “The Development of New Cooperatives through Social Spin-offs and the Quintuple Helix: Towards an Innovative and Socially Responsible University Model” 25. Véronique De Herde & Tine De Moor, “Cooperative data in a comparative perspective: avoiding pitfalls for robust data aggregation” Part 5: Cooperatives, Care and Development 26. Ayushi Arora, Kardelen Dilara Cazgir, Julia Lisiecka and Anna Waligóra “Women's Cooperatives Promoting Resilience: Comparing Indian, Polish and Turkish Contexts” 27. Francesca Pamio, Giacomo Buzzao, Vittoria Erculiani, Paola Olimpia Achard, Francesco Rullani, Luca Mongelli: “Work Integration in Prisons: A Taxonomy of Social Cooperatives” 28. Daniele Bigi, Marco Lomuscio, Marcelo Vieta: “Struggling for Sustainability at an Italian Worker-Recuperated Enterprise: The Case of ex-GKN” 29. Susan Akinwalere & Kirk Chang, “Poverty Alleviation through Global Economic Cooperation: The African Context”