Journal of Co-operative Studies No. 65

Society Notes

R.L. Marshall, pp.3-4

Where have co-operative values gone

T.N. Bottomley, pp. 5-10

Financial reporting in Societies: A survey

P.A. Collier and D. Hutton, pp. 11-15

Building societies - Mutualities or PLCs? Foreword

Keith Brading, p. 16

Building societies - Mutualities or PLCs? A case for conversion

Keith Brading, pp. 17-21

Building societies - Mutualities or PLCs?  A case for mutuality

Tim Melville-Ross, pp. 22-24

Building societies - Mutualities or PLCs?  After the vote

Keith Brading, pp. 25-27

Thinking the unthinkable: Buy out in Sleepy Hollow

N. Branton, pp. 28-31

Thinking the unthinkable: Wake up in Sleepy Hollow

David Hutton, pp. 32-34

Society of Co-operative Studies Newsletter

Peter Clarke. pp. 35-43

The efficiency of co-operation

R. Briscoe, pp. 44-48

The prospects in schools

J.R.W. Hill, pp. 49-54

The role of Woodcraft Folk

Douglas Bourn, pp. 55-59

Party policies - the role of co-operation: SNP and co-operatives

Gordon Wilson, pp. 60-63

Party policies - the role of co-operation: Plaid Cymru and Co-operation

Dafydd Wigley, MP, pp. 64-67

Book reviews 

Funerals: A Report. By Office of Fair Trading

The future of the High Street. By the Distributive Trades Economic Development Council. Published by HMSO.

The dairy industry supply and demand to 1990. Food and Drink Manufacturing EDC. Published by National Economic Development Office.

Young people and the labour marker. Published by National Economic Development Office/Training Commission

Reviewed by Jonathan Hill, pp. 68-71