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Journal of Co-operative Studies, Vol 38 No 2

Autumn (Sept) 2005
Vol 38 - 2005

Editorial

Ian Pyper, pp. 3-4

Pyper (2005) - JCS 38(2) Editorial
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Peer reviewed papers

Annual report readership and understanding: A co-operative perspective.

Beverley Lord, Yvonne Shanahan & Alan Robb, pp. 5-21

Explaining nonprofit organisation: The social value approach

Vladislav Valentinov, pp. 22-36


Short papers

'Nonprofits' and 'third sector': From definitional vagueness to potentials for innovation.

Yair Levi, pp. 37-43

Evans, R., Broome, N., 2005, pp. 44-49


Book reviews

Common ground - for mutual home ownership.  Community land trusts and shared-equity co-operatives to secure permanently affordable homes for key workers. By Pat Conaty, Johnston Birchall, Steve Bendle & Rosemary Foggitt. 

Reviewed by Brian Rose, pp. 50-51

Helping ourselves: Success stories in co-operative business and social enterprise and Living in the cracks: A look at rural social enterprises in Britain and the Czech Republic. 

Reviewed by Pauline McClenegham, pp. 52-54

T.W. Mercer: The William Morris of the co-operative movement. By David Lazell. 

Reviewed by John Hammond, pp. 55-56


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