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Journal of Co-operative Studies, Vol 39 No 1

Summer (Apr) 2006
Vol 39 - 2006

Editorial

Paul Jones, pp. 3-4

Editorial - Paul A. Jones, pp. 3-4
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Peer reviewed papers

Co-operative business: The role of co-operative principles and values  

Sonja Novkovic, pp. 5-15

Better together: Management, morals and co-operation in times of globalisation 

Hans H. Münkner, pp. 16-23

Annual report readership and understanding: An international comparison

A. J. Robb, Y. P. Shanahan and B. R. Lord, pp. 24-34


Short articles

‘Fancy that’ school of co-operative history 

Rita Rhodes, pp. 39-41

This paper looks at some of the history and influences of development of co-operatives in the British empire.


Book reviews

One hundred thousand miles in the Kalahari. A History of Co-operative Development in Botswana, 1970-75. By Basil Loveridge.

Reviewed by John Collins, pp. 42-43

The emergence of global citizenship; Utopian ideas, co-operative movements and the third sector. Edited by Chushichi Tsuzki, Naobumi Hijikata and Akira Kurimoto.

Reviewed by Richard Bickle, p. 44 

Co-operatives and mutuals: The new challenge. By Independent Labour Publications.

Reviewed by Trevor Bottomley, pp. 45-46


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