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Journal of Co-operative Studies, Vol 56 No 2

Autumn (Oct) 2023
Vol 56 - 2023

Journal of Co-operative Studies, 56(2) - No. 168

https://doi.org/10.61869/XOWK3353

Editorial

Anita Mangan, pp. 3-5  

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Peer reviewed papers

OPEN How to study the co-operative contribution to sustainable development 

Gamze Yakar-Pritchard, Rory Ridley-Duff, Kıymet Çalıyurt, and Yasin Akkuş, pp. 7-22

OPEN Understanding business models in the context of Irish credit union transformation

Nick Money, Olive McCarthy, Paul A. Jones, and Noreen Byrne, pp.  23-34


Short papers (editorial review)

OPEN Consumer co-operation around the world: ‘Strategic renewal’ since 1980?

John F. Wilson, Samuli Skurnik, Espen Ekberg, and Anthony Webster, pp. 35-40

OPEN Building community wealth through workers’ organisations: The challenges and benefits of co-operation through trade unions 

John Harrison, pp. 41-43

OPEN Interview: Regeneration in Lincoln: An interview with Tom Blount and Laura Dunne from Lincolnshire Co-operative Society

Mike Wistow, pp 44-47 


Book reviews

OPEN How Blair killed the co-ops: Reclaiming social enterprise from its neoliberal turn. By Leslie Huckfield.

Richard Bickle, pp. 48-51

OPEN Cooperative rule: Community development in Britain’s late empire. By Aaron Windel.

Rita Rhodes, pp. 52-53

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