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Figures, tables and boxes | p. vii |
Acknowledgements | p. ix |
Conceptual dilemmas | |
Locating the social economy | p. 3 |
Social economy: engaging as a third system? | p. 22 |
International evidence | |
Building community economies in Massachusetts: an emerging model of economic development? | p. 37 |
Working for social enterprises: does it make a difference? | p. 66 |
Experimenting with economic possibilities: ethical economic decision-making in two Australian community enterprises | p. 92 |
Building community-based social enterprises in the Philippines: diverse development pathways: The Community Economies Collective and Katherine Gibson | p. 116 |
A path to the social economy in Argentina: worker takeovers of bankrupt companies | p. 139 |
Policy challenges | |
Organizing for the solidarity economy in south Brazil | p. 159 |
The three pillars of the social economy: the Quebec experience | p. 176 |
Social economy and development in Poland | p. 208 |
Supporting the social and solidarity economy in the European Union | p. 252 |
Notes on contributors | p. 253 |
Index | p. 258 |
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