Journal of Co-operative Studies, Vol 32 No 3
Winter 1999
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Journal of Co-operative Studies, 32(3), No. 97
Editorial
This issue feature the first of a series of articles on the Japanese co-operative movement. In addition, the issue features an interpretation of the work of Margarat Llewelyn Davies; an article on co-operative relationships in conventional firms; ethical policies of the UK Co-operative Bank; and a new feature on 'responses to published articles'.
Short papers
Gender isues in co-operatives
Anne-Brit Nippierd, pp 175-181
Women’s work, men’s work: To live a better life beyond gender
Japanese Consumers’ Co-operative Union, pp. 182-196
Refereed Articles
Modern Mutualism and the Historic Friendly Societies
David Green, pp. 197-207
The Future of Consumer Co-operatives in Post-Industrial Societies
Victor Pestoff, pp. 208-219
Germany’s Alien Mutuals - Some Stylised Facts on the Merger Wave of East German Co-operative Banks
Marija D Mayer and Dirk Schiereck, pp. 220-230
Book reviews
An Arsenal for Labour. By Rita Rhodes
Peter Davis, pp. 231-233
Co-operative Party pamphlets in the ‘New Mutualism’ series
Johnston Birchall. pp. 234-242
Proceedings of the UK Society for Co-operative Studies Annual Conference, September 1999
Putting Principles into Practice
Graham Melmoth, pp. 243-252
Report by the Secretary, pp. 253-257
Journal of Co-operative Studies, 32(3). No. 97 - PDF
