Social and Solidarity-based Economy and Territory

Xabier Itçaina is a CNRS senior researcher in political science at Sciences Po Bordeaux (France) and director of the Centre Emile Durkheim (UMR5116 CNRS, Sciences Po Bordeaux, University of Bordeaux). Nadine Richez-Battesti is a senior lecturer in economic sciences at Aix-Marseille University and researcher at LEST (UMR 7317 CNRS), Research center in labor economy and sociology.

• Contents: Nadine　Richez‑Battesti: Introduction: Changing Social Economies in Changing　Territories – Marie　J.　Bouchard/Tassadit Zerdani: Financing the Social and Solidarity Economy in Québec. At the Crossroads of Territorial Development and Solidarity‑Based　Investment – Nadine　Richez‑Battesti/Béatrice　Chauvin: Cooperative Banks and Territories. When　Anchorage　Improves　Performance – Xabier　Itçaina/Marc　Errotabehere: The Social Economy in Borderscapes. The Changing Cross‑Border Dynamics of the Social Economy in the Basque　Country – Andrea Bassi/Sara　Fabbri: The "Farmers’ Market"　Phenomenon. A　Survey on the Farmers’ Market’s Customers in the City　of　Cesena – Cristina Barna/Ancuţa Vameşu: Social Economy and Territorial Development in Romania. The　Challenge of Clustering Coops and New Social Enterprises in　the Post‑Communist Re‑Construction of Rural Production and Trade　Chains – Benito　Díaz/Angel　Higuerey/Mario　Fagiolo/Leonardo　Argüello/Fernando　Aponte: Venezuela: An Outlook on SSE, Water for People and Related　Public　Policies – Nathalie　Vallet/Simon De Nys‑Ketels/Michelle　Bylemans: Exploring the Conceptualization and Design of "IEP‑Sites". SSE　Initiatives Aiming for an Inclusive Economic Participation within Flemish Urban　Cities – Susana　Bernardino/Deolinda　Meira/J.　Freitas　Santos: New Responses to (not so) Old Problems. Local Innovation in　Portuguese Social and Solidarity Economy　(SSE) – Enekoitz Etxezarreta Etxarri/Eusebio Lasa Altuna/Anjel Mari Errasti Amozarrain/Juan　Carlos Perez de Mendiguren: A Delphi Study on the Cooperativization of the Social Services in　the Province of　Gipuzkoa – Maurício　Serva/Júlia　Graeff: Social Economy and Sustainable Territorial Development. The　Inclusion of People with Disabilities in　Labor　in　Southern　Brazil – Danièle　Demoustier: Territorial Clusters of Economic Cooperation. New　Levers　for　Local　and　Regional　Regulation? – Alexandrine　Lapoutte/Martine Vézina/Marie‑Claire　Malo: Territorial Legitimacy of Large Social Economy Enterprises. Analysis of a Speech by the President of a　Cooperative　Group – Xabier　Itçaina: General Conclusion: Territorial Regimes and Changes in Sociopolitical and Socioeconomic Regulations.

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