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The SSE Act of 2014
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Pages 4 to 6| The SSE Act 2014: a decade of transformations and challenges
| Maryline Filippi
Pages 9 to 10| Teaching people about the social and solidarity economy: The ESPER
in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
| Alexandra Bouchard, Alexandrine Lapoutte, Lucile Marsault, Jean-Claude Péron
Pages 10 to 13| Decent work and the care economy: The long road to recognition for
the social and solidarity economy
| Anthony Ratier
Pages 13 to 15| Echoes from the RIUESS 2024 conference in Metz: What kind of SSE
policy?
| Mélaine Cervera, Vincent Lhuillier
Pages 16 to 19| Mutuals
| Florian Beaucreux
Pages 19 to 20| Cooperatives
| Françoise Ledos
Pages 22 to 25| Social economy research diary
Pages 27 to 29| Special Feature: The SSE Act of 2014
| Maryline Filippi
Pages 30 to 36| The 2014 Act and its perspectives for SSE
| Benoît Hamon, Maryline Filippi
Pages 38 to 48| The 2014 SSE Act: genesis, ambitions and future
| Jérôme Saddier, Maryline Filippi
Pages 50 to 54| The 2014 SSE law, legacies and perspectives
| Maxime Baduel
Pages 56 to 71| The 2014 law assessed by the Superior Council of SSE (CSESS)
| Frédéric Tiberghien
Pages 72 to 86| Looking at the laws: comparison of SSE in France and SE in Quebec
| Benoît Lévesque, Marie-Claire Malo
Pages 88 to 103| A way of doing business unlike any other The SSE in the test of
business transformation
| Timothée Duverger
Pages 104 to 119| Ten years on: the SSE in tension, what power of transformation of
the economy?
| Nadine Richez-Battesti, Maryline Filippi, Éric Bidet
Pages 120 to 136| The association between social entrepreneurship and socio-political
project: a critical reflection on the contributions of the SSE Law
2014
| Patrick Gianfaldoni, Laurent Gardin, David Hiez
Pages 138 to 152| The 2014 SSE Act, an essential frame of reference to be
strengthened for local SSE policies
| Laurent Fraisse, Anne-Laure Federici
Pages 154 to 162| Impacts of the 2014 Law on the mobilization of solidarity finance
| Denis Dementhon
Pages 164 to 170| Foundations since the SSE law of 2014: what contributions and
developments?
| Lucile Manoury
Pages 172 to 176| The legitimization of local currencies by the SSE law
| Yannick Lung
Pages 178 to 187| Fair Trade in the 2014 Law on social and solidarity economy: a
silent revolution with profound impacts
| Julie Stoll, Julie Maisonhaute
Pages 188 to 194| The Cooperative Review of the SSE law 2014: Assessment and
Perspectives
| Stéphane Neck
Pages 196 to 204| Social and Solidarity Economy Act: social utility as a distinctive
criterion for entrepreneurship?
| Colas Amblard
Pages 207 to 211| La gestion des ressources humaines dans les organisations de
l’économie sociale et solidaire
| Hervé Charmettant
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Commit, for a search for excellence
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Pages 4 to 6| Commit, for a search for excellence
| Maryline Filippi
Pages 9 to 11| The Coop des Communs’ «Commons and SSE» seminar
| Véra Vidal
Pages 11 to 13| Another successful edition of the Journées de l’économie autrement
| Camille Dorival
Pages 13 to 15| The European route of cooperative culture, CoopRoute
| Omar El Jid
Pages 16 to 17| Second World Summit on Cooperatives and Innovation with the launch
of International Cooperative Innovation Communities
| Jean-Louis Bancel
Pages 18 to 22| Les coopératives
| Françoise Ledos
Pages 22 to 24| Mutual insurance companies
| Florian Beaucreux
Pages 24 to 27| The social and solidarity economy
| Michel Abhervé
Pages 28 to 29| Social economy research diary
Pages 31 to 33| Special feature “Zero long-term unemployment territories”
| Amélie Artis, Timothée Duverger
Pages 34 to 38| The guarantee of employment
| Pavlina R. Tcherneva, Timothée Duverger
Pages 40 to 57| Democratizing, demarcating, decontaminating: the contribution of
“Territories Zero Long-term Unemployed”
| Julien Charles, Isabelle Ferreras
Pages 58 to 79| Participate, contribute and benefit from the TZCLD experience: how
experimentation reconfigures the possibilities
| Claire Autant-Dorier
Pages 80 to 100| Institutionalization of an experiment for employment through the
prism of process analysis
| Camille Retsin, Francesca Petrella
Pages 102 to 117| Which SSE does TZCLD fall under? An analysis based on territorial
partnership dynamics
| Sylvain Vatan, Anne Fretel, Florence Jany-Catrice, Philippe Semenowicz
Pages 118 to 128| Territories zero unemployed long-lasting prism of the commons
| Daniel Le Guillou
Pages 131 to 133| La démocratie au travail : La Sapo, la société anonyme à
participation ouvrière, Roger Daviau. Valence, Éditions Repas,
2023, 200 pages
| Timothée Duverger
Pages 133 to 134| La privatisation numérique : déstabilisation et réinvention
du service public, Gilles Jeannot et Simon Cottin-Marx, 2022,
Raison d’agir, 176 pages.
| Gwénaël Doré
Pages 134 to 137| Sociétés coopératives- 3e édition 2023-2024, David Hiez,
Édition Dalloz Référence, 597 pages.
| Chantal Chomel
Pages 137 to 139| Une solution pour l’Afrique : du néoprotectionnisme aux
biens communs, Kako Nubukpok, Paris, Odile Jacob, 2022. 295
pages.
| Timothée Duverger
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SSE puts the world in motion
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Pages 4 to 6| SSE puts the world in motion
| Maryline Filippi
Pages 9 to 14| Main news
| Timothée Duverger, Éric Bidet, Nadine Richez-Battesti, Benjamin Roger, Omar El Jid
Pages 15 to 20| Other news
| Patricia Toucas-Truyen
Pages 22 to 23| Social economy research diary
Pages 25 to 30| Immersing yourself in the life cycle of a cooperative: an issue in
honour of Professor M. L. Cook
| Constantine Iliopoulos, Maryline Filippi
Pages 32 to 43| The revised cooperative life cycle
| Michael L. Cook
Pages 44 to 62| A new generation of cooperatives in the Brazilian agricultural
« frontier »: a life cycle approach
| Fabio R. Chaddad
Pages 64 to 83| The longevity of agricultural cooperatives explained by their
ability to adapt
| Constantine Iliopoulos
Pages 84 to 106| Redesigning the principles of collective action in agricultural
cooperatives: an innovative French solution
| Maryline Filippi, Michael L. Cook
Pages 108 to 120| Jewish fraternal benefit societies from the 19th century to the end
of the Second World War
| Patrice Markiewicz
Pages 123 to 125| La bataille de la Sécu. Une histoire du système de santé,
Nicolas Da Silva, Éditions la Fabrique. Éditions la Fabrique,
Paris, 2022, 328 pages
| Jean-Paul Domin
Pages 125 to 126| Odeurs de la terre. Résister avec la milpa, Cruz Hernandez
Isabel., 2023, traduit et adapté par S. Morvant-Roux, Presses
universitaires de France, Paris, 155 pages
| François Doligez
Pages 126 to 128| Cooperatives in the social and solidarity economy: Sustainable
development and decent work in Africa’s informal economy
cooperatives, Jürgen Schwettmann, thèse de doctorat, Manchester
Metropolitan University. Online: https://e-space.mmu.ac.uk/629185
| Ifigeneia Douvitsa
Pages 128 to 131| Aide à domicile, un métier en souffrance. Sortir de
l’impasse, Xavier Devetter, Annie Dussuet et Emmanuelle
Puissant, Paris, Les Editions de l’Atelier, 2023 160 pages
| Laurent Fraisse
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Characterize SSE and engage
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Pages 4 to 9| Characterize SSE and engage, between identity, complexity and risk
of trivialisation
| Maryline Filippi
Pages 11 to 21| Main news
| Chahin Faiq, Laëtitia Lethielleux, Jakša Krišto, Antti Talonen, Olivier Boned, Anne Fretel
Pages 22 to 27| Other news
| Patricia Toucas-Truyen
Pages 28 to 30| Tribute to Danièle Demoustier
| Nadine Richez-Battesti, Amélie Artis, Marie J. Bouchard, Xabier Itçaina, Comité de rédaction de la RECMA
Pages 32 to 33| Social economy research diary
Pages 35 to 50| The social economy and solidarity in the face of the crisis: simple
resistance or participation in change?
| Danièle Demoustier, Gabriel Colletis
Pages 52 to 71| What solidarity practices of SSE organisations during the first
Covid-19 lockdown?
| Robin Brisset-Doyle, Émilie Lanciano
Pages 72 to 87| From the collective to the collective contract: The paradoxes of
the trajectory of the complementary social protection of civil
servants
| Florian Beaucreux
Pages 88 to 103| A historical exploration of the social economy in Belgium
| Luc Peiren
Pages 104 to 119| The SSE in early childhood and old age in the neoliberal era
| Collectif Pegase
Pages 121 to 122| Demain il sera trop tard ! Comment sortir de la crise
systémique du capitalisme, Jean Gatel. Paris, Libre &
Solidaire, 2022, 144 pages
| Timothée Duverger
Pages 122 to 124| Petit manuel critique des théories économiques, Liêm
Hoang-Ngoc, Éditions La Dispute, 2022, 260 pages
| Arnaud Lacan
Pages 124 to 126| Timothée Duverger, L’économie sociale et solidaire, Paris,
La Découverte, “Repères” collection, 2023, 127 pages
| Maryline Filippi, Cadenza Academic Translations, Seán Morris, Sophie Borresen, Mark Mellor
Pages 126 to 127| Expérimentations fouriéristes. États-Unis, XIXe siècle,
Michel Lallement, Damien Rousselière (dir.), Cahiers Charles
Fourier, n° 33, 2022, 167 pages
| Patricia Toucas-Truyen
Pages 127 to 129| La Philanthropie. Un regard européen, Brigitte Duvieusart et
Luc Tayart de Borms. Contributeurs Charles Sellen et Philippe
Vandenbroeck, Economica, 2023, 188 pages
| Édith Archambault
Pages 129 to 132| L’économie sociale et solidaire. Une utopie réaliste pour le
XXIe siècle ?, Robert Boyer, Éditions Les Petits
Matins, 2023, 119 pages
| Hervé Defalvard
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Varia
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Pages 4 to 6| Best wishes for a more cooperative and supportive year
| Maryline Filippi
Pages 9 to 24| Main news
| Véra Vidal, Philippe Eynaud, Clément Feger, Corinne Vercher, Mathilde Renault-Tinacci, Camille Dorival, Eva Cantele, Benjamin Roger, Marcel Hipszman, Jérôme Saddier
Pages 26 to 27| Social economy research diary
Pages 29 to 33| Varieties of the action-based approach and spaces of autonomy
| Thomas Lamarche, Renaud Metereau
Pages 34 to 48| The possibility of a socioeconomic regime dominated by the SSE?
| Robert Boyer, Thomas Lamarche, Renaud Metereau
Pages 50 to 64| A cooperative group at the service of the territory: a case study
| Romain Slitine, Mirta Vuotto
Pages 66 to 80| The case of the Confederation of Popular Economy Workers in
Argentina: from social economy to the recognition of labor rights
in the informal economy
| Mariyana Amova
Pages 82 to 98| Care work in Brazilian solidarity economies: a feminist
contribution to the renewal of social criticism in practice
| Isabelle Hillenkamp, Beatriz Schwenck
Pages 100 to 114| Dynamics of popular economy in Venezuela as a motor of social
transformation
| Ximena Gonzalez Broquen, Eisamar Ochoa, Monica Perez, Nayralda Lobos, Yoandy Medina, Leipzig Real, Alfredo Naime
Pages 116 to 130| The building of a relative autonomy in Nicaragua's rural
territories. A meso-economic understanding of peasant cooperativism
| Renaud Metereau
Pages 133 to 136| Actualidad y perspectiva de la economía social y solidaria en
México, Carola Conde Bonfil (coord.) ed. Universidad Autonóma
Metropolitana unidad Xochimilco, 2022
| Ivette Ayvar, Xabier Itçaina
Pages 136 to 140| Idées reçues sur les coopératives agricoles, Dominique
Chargé, Éditions Le Cavalier Bleu, 2022, 136 pages
| Chantal Chomel
Pages 140 to 143| La fabrique de l’émancipation. Repenser la critique du
capitalisme à partir des expériences démocratiques, écologiques et
solidaires, Bruno Frère et Jean-Louis Laville, Éditions Seuil,
2022, 443 pages
| Sonia Tello Rozas
Pages 143 to 144| La microfinance contemporaine. Les frontières de la
microfinance, Ndiaye C. T., Rietsch C. & Sarr F. (eds.),
Presses Universitaires de Rouen et du Havre, Mont-Saint-Aignan,
2021, 472 pages
| François Doligez
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The constellation of the social and solidarity economy consists of
an unlimited number of stars
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Pages 4 to 6| The social and solidarity economy is a galaxy made up of an
infinite number of stars
| Maryline Filippi, David Hiez
Pages 9 to 22| Main news
| François Soulage, Antonella Noya, Charlotte Siney-Lange, Patricia Toucas-Truyen, Hagen Henrÿ, Alain Arnaud, Jean-Louis Cabrespines, Éric Bidet, Olivier Boned
Pages 23 to 29| Other news
| Patricia Toucas-Truyen
Pages 30 to 31| Social economy research diary
Pages 33 to 49| What role for cooperatives in the ecologization and digitalization
of agriculture? The example of viticulture in Occitania (France)
| Eléonore Schnebelin, Jean-Marc Touzard, Pierre Labarthe, Isabelle Macaine
Pages 50 to 66| Rethinking social protection through social commons: Friendly
societies in the early nineteenth century in France
| Sophie Audrain
Pages 68 to 83| Volunteering in the social economy satellite account
| Lionel Prouteau
Pages 85 to 101| Comparative analysis of framework laws on the social and solidarity
economy: The cases of France, Greece, Portugal, and Spain
| Sofia Adam, Ifigenia Douvitsa
Pages 102 to 111| Thirty years of Italian social cooperative law: An unfinished
success story
| Felice Scalvini, Enzo Pezzini
Pages 114 to 115| Être radical. Dialogues entre deux générations pour transformer
l’économie, Bastien Sibille et Hugues Sibille, Collection
Mondes en transition, Édition Les Petits Matins, 2022, 133 pages
| Nadine Richez-Battesti
Pages 116 to 117| Dictionnaire des pratiques locales alternatives, Gwenaël
Doré, Éditions Chronique Sociale, collection « Comprendre la
société », 2021, 191 pages
| David Hiez
Pages 117 to 118| Économie sociale et solidaire : la clé des possibles,
Thierry Jeantet, Collection Mondes en transition, Édition les
Petits Matins, 2021, 125 pages
| Maryline Filippi
Pages 113 to 114| Les trois visages de l’Économie Sociale et Solidaire.
Institutionnalisations - Trajectoires - Territoires, Timothée
Duverger, Xabier Itçaina, Robert Lafore, Édition Au Bord de l’Eau,
2020, 165 pages
| Danièle Demoustier
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The SSE, historical recognition, beyond borders
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Pages 4 to 7| The SSE, historic recognition, beyond borders
| Maryline Filippi, David Hiez
Pages 9 to 19| Main news
| Eva Cantele, Timothée Duverger, Olivier Chaïbi, Michel Abhervé, Benjamin Roger
Pages 20 to 25| Other news
| Patricia Toucas-Truyen
Pages 26 to 26| Social economy research diary
Pages 29 to 46| What scope for statistics on the social economy at the
international level?
| Marie J. Bouchard, Rafael Chaves
Pages 49 to 65| The institutionalization of a participatory policy: the case of the
Territorial Cluster for Economic Cooperation
| Céline Bourbousson
Pages 66 to 82| Corporate foundations, emerging partners of the social and
solidarity economy ecosystem?
| Anna Cournac, Nathalie Touratier-Muller
Pages 84 to 99| Youth Service Co-operatives: an initiation to empowerment
| Alexandrine Lapoutte, Laetitia Planas
Pages 100 to 115| When the new public management contributes to requalify the
activity of a sector. The Home Help sector
| Anne Le Roy, Emmanuelle Puissant, Sylvain Vatan
Pages 116 to 124| The consequences of the economic crisis on the evolution of the
Greek cooperative credit system
| Simeon Karafolas
Pages 127 to 129| Les marchés de la santé en France et en Europe au
XXe siècle, Bruno Valat (ed.), Presses universitaires du
Midi, 2021, 367 pages
| Patricia Toucas-Truyen
Pages 129 to 131| Pour une économie de la réconciliation. Faire de l’ESS la norme
de l’économie de demain, Jérôme Saddier, Les petits matins,
2022, 133 pages
| David Hiez
Pages 131 to 132| La démocratie nous réussit ! Les Scop de l’Ouest de 1884 à
nos jours, CAC, CGSCOP, 2022, 606 pages
| Danièle Demoustier
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Varia
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Pages 4 to 5| What direction for the second centenary?
| Maryline Filippi, David Hiez
Pages 7 to 9| Main news
| David Hiez, Simel Esim
Pages 10 to 14| Other news
| Patricia Toucas-Truyen
Pages 15 to 15| Social economy research diary
Pages 16 to 26| The challenge of cooperative identity at a time when globalization
is being shaken up
| Jean-Louis Bancel
Pages 28 to 34| Mutuality, an idea for the future
| Roland Berthilier
Pages 36 to 42| Associations, a triple challenge of knowledge
| Yannick Blanc
Pages 44 to 50| Social economy, thoughts and perspectives
| Carlo Borzaga
Pages 52 to 64| Commons and cooperatives: Tensions, complementarities, convergences
| Benjamin Coriat, Maryline Filippi
Pages 66 to 78| For a solidarity communication adapted to SSE organizations
| Éric Dacheux
Pages 80 to 97| The diversity of social enterprise models: New dynamics at the
heart and on the borders of the social economy
| Jacques Defourny, Marthe Nyssens
Pages 98 to 109| The right to food from the perspective of the social and solidarity
economy
| François Collart Dutilleul
Pages 110 to 122| The SSE, alternative to capitalism or affirmation of
associationism?
| Jean-François Draperi
Pages 124 to 130| What place for associative workers in the “world after”?
| Matthieu Hély
Pages 132 to 142| Essay on the interculturality of cooperative law and the legal
concept of sustainable development
| Hagen Henrÿ
Pages 144 to 155| Member preference heterogeneity in agricultural cooperatives: The
role of governance
| Constantine Iliopoulos
Pages 156 to 167| Emerging Asian cooperative models and cooperative research
| Akira Kurimoto
Pages 168 to 179| The advent of the social and solidarity economy: development on the
margin or reconfiguration of the social economy?
| Jean-Louis Laville
Pages 180 to 197| Making the most of the contribution of social economy to circular
economy
| Julie Rijpens, Julien de Beys
Pages 198 to 205| The French Presidency of the Council of the European Union and the
French presidential elections: Toward a synchronized and promising
agenda for the French SSE?
| Jérôme Saddier
Pages 206 to 216| The SSE in the collective dynamics of territories in transition
| Hugues Sibille
Pages 218 to 224| Building an economy that serves people: The Social Economy Action
Plan
| Nicolas Schmit
Pages 226 to 236| Challenges for cooperatives and researchers
| Roger Spear
Pages 238 to 249| The cooperative dimensions of territorial development
| André Torre
Pages 250 to 259| Learning to cooperate: Educational experiences in Argentina and
cooperative identity
| Mirta Vuotto
Pages 265 to 267| La microfinance sociale - Analyse économique et gestionnaire
d’une innovation sociale et financière, Pascal Glemain, Coll.
Économie, Éditions Apogée, Feuilles de style, Rennes, septembre
2021, 174 pages
| Henry Noguès
Pages 267 to 269| Éducation Populaire. Nouvel eldorado des start-up sociales,
André Decamp, préface de Hugues Bazin, Postface d’Alain Fourest.
Éditions Libre & Solidaire, 320 pages
| Édith Archambault
Pages 269 to 271| L’innovation et l’économie sociale au cœur du modèle québécois.
Entretiens avec Benoît Lévesque, Marie J. Bouchard, Presses de
l’Université du Québec, 374 pages
| Jean-François Draperi
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Varia
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Pages 4 to 6| For a social solidarity. . . and ecological economy
| Jean-François Draperi
Pages 8 to 33| Main news
| Xabier Itçaina, Pierre Valentin, Marcel Hipszman, Nadine Richez-Battesti, Francesca Petrella, Laurent Fraisse, Jacques Prades, Laëtitia Lethielleux, Danièle Demoustier, Émilie Lanciano, Amélie Artis, David Hiez, Maryline Filippi, Laurent Gardin, Amélie Lefebvre-Chombart, Mohamed-Amokrane Zoreli
Pages 34 to 40| Other news
| Lisa Telfizian, Patricia Toucas-Truyen
Pages 41 to 41| Social economy research diary
Pages 43 to 63| The commons society: What (r)evolutions for the SSE?
| Hervé Defalvard
Pages 64 to 82| SCICs’ responses to emerging agricultural issues: Panorama and
dynamics
| Natalia Suarez, Pierre Triboulet, Charlène Arnaud, Pascale Château Terrisse
Pages 84 to 97| What resources and skills are needed to successfully implement an
agricultural cooperative’s diversification strategy?
| Bertrand Valiorgue, Émilie Bourlier-Bargues, Xavier Hollandts
Pages 99 to 115| The social and solidarity supermarket: A new player in the fight
against poverty and unemployment in Sweden
| Yacine Boukhris-Ferré
Pages 116 to 130| Cooperatives in Essaouira: What territorial contribution?
| Tariq Laajini, Hicham Jekki
Pages 132 to 147| From workshop democracy to democratic workshop: A historical sketch
of production cooperation in Great Britain
| François Deblangy
Pages 149 to 150| À la reconquête du travail durable. L’ESS en pionnière,
Arnaud Lacan, Les Petits Matins, coll. “Mondes en transitions”,
2021, 157 pages
| Éric Bidet
Pages 150 to 152| Quand l’alimentation se fait politique(s), Ève Fouilleux and
Laura Michel (eds.), Presses universitaires de Rennes, 2020, 349
pages
| François Doligez
Pages 153 to 154| Les mutualistes à l’épreuve de la guerre (1939-1945), Michel
Dreyfus, Arbre bleu, 2021, 228 pages.
| Stève Desgré
Pages 154 to 155| Aux origines du mouvement mutualiste en Deux-Sèvres. La société
philanthropique de Niort (1816-1970). Une aventure humaine,
solidaire et mutualiste, Armelle Dutruc, La Geste, 2020,
341 pages
| Patricia Toucas-Truyen
Pages 155 to 158| Le fait associatif dans l’Occident médiéval. De l’émergence des
communs à la suprématie des marchés, Jean-François Draperi, Le
Bord de l’Eau, 2021, 440 pages
| Arnaud Lacan
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Sub-Saharan West Africa
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Pages 4 to 6| A unique issue in more ways than one
| Jean-François Draperi
Pages 7 to 7| André Chomel
| Jean-Louis Bancel
Pages 9 to 20| Main news
| Romain Vassor, Kouassi N’Goran, Luciana Ribeiro, Maryline Filippi, Danièle Demoustier, David Hiez, Édith Archambault
Pages 21 to 30| Other news
| Lisa Telfizian, Patricia Toucas-Truyen
Pages 31 to 31| Social economy research diary
Pages 32 to 32| Editor-in-Chief Appointments for the Recma
Pages 34 to 35| The social and solidarity economy in sub-Saharan West Africa:
Experiences, dynamics, questions
| Patricia Toucas-Truyen, François Doligez
Pages 36 to 51| The driving forces behind the social and solidarity economy in
Burkina Faso: Actors, ways, and means
| Hamza Kouanda
Pages 52 to 65| Underpinnings and dynamics of the popular economy: A reading from
Senegal
| Sambou Ndiaye
Pages 66 to 80| Relational biographies of female social entrepreneurs in Senegal
| Sadio Ba Gning
Pages 81 to 97| Cooperative entrepreneurship, a lever for territorial development
in the northern regions of Cameroon
| Armel Gilles Mewouth Thang
Pages 98 to 116| Bankruptcies of mutual and cooperative savings and credit
institutions in Niger
| Ahamadou Maichanou, Youssoufou Hamadou Daouda
Pages 117 to 130| Do the fruits keep the promise of the flowers? An analysis of
UM-Pamecas’s microcredit practices in Senegal
| Ndèye Faty Sarr, Marie Fall
Pages 132 to 144| Encouraging democratic and citizen debate on numerical data on the
social and solidarity economy
| Éric Bidet, Nadine Richez-Battesti
Pages 145 to 158| Toward “third sector and social economy” national satellite
accounts built according to the 2018 UN handbook?
| Édith Archambault, Ana Cristina Ramos
Pages 160 to 161| L’Économie sociale et solidaire dans les territoires. Les enjeux
d’une coopération d’avenir, Raphaël Daufresne and François
Rousseau, Éditions Territorial, 2021, 208 pages
| David Hiez
Pages 162 to 163| Utopies locales. Les solutions écologiques et solidaires de
demain, Timothée Duverger, Les Petits Matins, 2021,
141 pages
| Jérôme Blanc
Pages 164 to 164| Deux siècles de solidarités en Limousin et au-delà, Pôle
international de ressources de Limoges et du Limousin pour
l’histoire du monde du travail et de l’économie sociale, Éditions
Mon Limousin, 2021, 192 pages
| Stève Desgré
Pages 164a to 166| L’ESS entre développement local et développement durable.
L’exemple de la métropole grenobloise, Danièle Demoustier (ed.)
Presses universitaires de Grenoble, 2020, 176 pages
| Henry Noguès
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Special issue 100 years
| RECMA
(2021/3 No. 361)
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Pages 4 to 10| Toward a new centenary
| Jean-François Draperi, Patricia Toucas-Truyen
Pages 12 to 20| Topicality and transcendance of the Manifesto
| Jean-François Draperi
Pages 22 to 48| The consumer, keystone of a new economical and political order
| Maryline Filippi, David Hiez
Pages 49 to 62| Cooperation and trade-unionism: the tripod FNCC, CGT and SFIO
between the two world wars
| Michel Dreyfus
Pages 63 to 82| Towards an unitary concept of the cooperative sector
| Danièle Demoustier
Pages 84 to 99| Liberal democracy, autocratic regime or developing countries: three
contexts for the cooperative movement
| Maurice Parodi
Pages 100 to 111| Boosting cooperative practices in the southern countries
| Jean-François Draperi
Pages 113 to 125| Social Economy at a crossroads in its relations with the state
| Marie-Claire Malo, Annie Camus
Pages 126 to 132| New dynamics in response to the risk of banalization
| Chantal Chomel
Pages 133 to 140| Questioning the concept of social economy and the ESS enterprise
| Éric Bidet
Pages 142 to 143| “To pass on in order to last and to last in order to pass on”
| Jean-Louis Bancel
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Varia
| RECMA
(2021/2 No 360)
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Pages 4 to 5| Scientific, committed, and a century old
| Jean-François Draperi
Pages 6 to 13| Main news
| Thibault Sauvageon, Lisa Telfizian, Antoine Goulard
Pages 14 to 23| Other news
| Lisa Telfizian, Patricia Toucas-Truyen
Pages 24 to 24| Social economy research diary
Pages 26 to 41| Finding new ways to anchor the social and solidarity economy in
French universities
| Élodie Ros, Lamia Bouadi, Carole Brunet
Pages 42 to 59| Applying Henri Desroche’s “cooperative quadrilateral” to SSE
enterprises: A new exercise in cooperative geometry
| Yves Cariou
Pages 60 to 75| Public financing for associations and the gender wage gap: A new
hope for equality in the workplace?
| Lionel Prouteau, Viviane Tchernonog
Pages 76 to 92| Governance within a village savings and loans association: Between
intentionality and specificity
| Djaoudath Alidou
Pages 93 to 109| Dialectical relationships between social entrepreneurship and the
SSE in Morocco
| Quentin Chapus
Pages 110 to 119| The popular education movement, between social innovation and
financial innovation: A study of social center federations
| André Decamp
Pages 120 to 126| Limiting the misuse of human resources within small-scale employers
| Simon Cottin-Marx
Pages 127 to 129| Comment former à l’économie sociale et solidaire ?
Josiane Stoessel-Ritz, Maurice Blanc (eds.), Presses universitaires
de Rennes, coll. “Économie, gestion et société”, 2020,
354 pages
| Danièle Demoustier
Pages 129 to 131| L’Autogestion à l’épreuve du travail. Quelle
émancipation ? Isabelle Chambost, Olivier Cléach, Simon Le
Roulley, Frédéric Moatty, Guillaume Tiffon (eds.), Presses
universitaires du Septentrion, 2020, 317 pages
| François Deblangy
Pages 131 to 133| S’associer, mutualiser, coopérer. L’économie sociale à Grenoble
de 1900 à 1970, Simon Lambersens, Économie sociale et
solidaire, volume 2, Éd. Campus ouvert, coll. “ESS”, 2020,
268 pages
| Patricia Toucas-Truyen
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Real utopias
| RECMA
(2021/1 No 359)
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Pages 4 to 5| Editorial. 100 years
| Jean-François Draperi
Pages 6 to 15| Main news
| Jérôme Gardody, Patricia Toucas-Truyen, Anne-Laure Federici, Garance Andréys
Pages 16 to 27| Other news
| Lisa Telfizian, Patricia Toucas-Truyen
Pages 28 to 28| Social economy research diary
Pages 29 to 32| The social and solidarity economy: Alternatives to neoliberalism?
| Groupe du RIUESS
Pages 33 to 46| Three “real utopias” that were as ambitious as they were concrete:
Buchez, Gide, and Bourgeois
| Hervé Defalvard, Cyrille Ferraton
Pages 47 to 63| Faced with a neoliberal welfare state, can the SSE propose
alternative paths?
| Laurent Gardin, Patrick Gianfaldoni
Pages 64 to 79| Free shops: Toward the founding of a new economic imaginary
| Elisabetta Bucolo, Vincent Lhuillier
Pages 80 to 91| Deliberalism: An ecological alternative to capitalism
| Éric Dacheux, Daniel Goujon
Pages 92 to 110| The impact of the European Solvency II directive on the governance
of French mutual insurance companies
| Hubert Séran
Pages 111 to 126| Value creation in UEMOA microfinance institutions: The impact of
stakeholders
| Mamadou Ndione
Pages 127 to 129| L’Utopie au jour le jour. Une histoire des expériences
coopératives (XIXe-XXIe siècles), Alexia Blin, Stéphane
Gacon, François Jarrige and Xavier Vigna (eds.), Nancy, éditions
L’Arbre bleu, 2020, 326 pages
| Michel Dreyfus
Pages 129 to 131| Essentiellement humain. L’économie sociale et solidaire pour un
XXIe siècle citoyen, Roland Berthilier, with Youness
Bousenna, Paris, L’Archipel, 2020, 208 pages
| Charlotte Siney-Lange
Pages 131 to 132| L’Économie sociale et solidaire. Un nouveau modèle de
développement pour retrouver l’espoir, Jean Gatel, Éditions
Libre & Solidaire, 2020, 216 pages
| Pascal Glémain
Pages 132 to 134| Ruses de riches. Pourquoi les riches veulent maintenant aider
les pauvres et sauver le monde, Jean-François Draperi, Payot,
2020, 336 pages
| Jacques Prades
Pages 134 to 136| Ruses de riches. Pourquoi les riches veulent maintenant aider
les pauvres et sauver le monde, Jean-François Draperi, Payot,
2020, 336 pages
| François Doligez
Pages 136 to 138| Manifeste pour une conception communiste de l’économie sociale
et solidaire, Collectif, Éditions de L’Humanité, 2020,
197 pages
| David Hiez
Pages 138 to 139| Défricher l’économie, Denis Clerc, conversations avec
Christophe Fourel et Marc Mousli, Le Bord de l’eau,
coll. « Histoire des brèches », dirigée par Timothée
Duverger, 2020, 256 pages
| Patricia Toucas-Truyen
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Varia
| RECMA
(2020/4 No 358)
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Pages 4 to 5| From entrepreneurship to cooperation and development:
A challenge
| Jean-François Draperi
Pages 6 to 6| Philippe Frémeaux
| Michel Abhervé
Pages 7 to 13| Main news
| Magali Jacques, Édith Archambault, Lisa Telfizian, Maryline Filippi, Françoise Ledos
Pages 14 to 21| Other news
| Lisa Telfizian, Patricia Toucas-Truyen
Pages 22 to 22| Social economy research diary
Pages 23 to 38| Evolutions in the raison d’être of French agricultural
cooperatives: A historical perspective on a social construct
| Bertrand Valiorgue, Émilie Bourlier Bargues, Xavier Hollandts
Pages 39 to 52| The resilience of France’s local currency ecosystem in the face of
the digital transition
| Yannick Lung, Matthieu Montalban
Pages 53 to 71| Factors regarding the establishment of the SSE in France: Proposing
a new model
| Amélie Artis, Benjamin Roger, Damien Rousselière
Pages 72 to 86| From nineteenth-century worker cooperatives to CAEs and SCICs:
Cooperatives as a meso critical space
| Catherine Bodet, Thomas Lamarche
Pages 87 to 101| Power imbalances in women’s cooperatives in Morocco
| Saâdeddine Igamane
Pages 102 to 116| The social metabolism of Cuban capital and agriculture from 1960 to
the early 1990s
| Ingrid Hanon
Pages 117 to 119| Valeurs coopératives et nouvelles pratiques de gestion, Aude
Deville, Éric Lamarque and Géraldine Michel (eds.), EMS Management
et Société, coll. “Gestion en liberté”, 2020, 264 pages
| Nadine Richez-Battesti
Pages 119 to 120| Entre travail éducatif et citoyenneté : l’animation et
l’éducation populaire, Francis Lebon, Champ social, 2020, 196
pages
| Simon Cottin-Marx
Pages 120 to 122| Management des coopératives. Une différence créatrice de
valeur(s), Sonia Capelli, Chloé Guillot-Soulez and William
Sabadie (eds.), EMS Management et Société, 2020, 210 pages
| Maryline Filippi
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Mutualism
| RECMA
(2020/3 No 357)
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Pages 4 to 5| The need for a framework of thought and action
| Jean-François Draperi
Pages 6 to 18| Main news
| Jérôme Blanc, Barbara Mauvilain, Éric Bidet, Anne Fretel, Nadine Richez-Battesti, Nicole Alix, David Hiez, Danièle Demoustier
Pages 19 to 30| Other news
| Lisa Telfizian, Patricia Toucas-Truyen
Pages 31 to 31| Social economy research diary
Pages 32 to 35| Between a strategy of disruption and the power of regulation, what
role for mutualism?
| Philippe Abecassis, Nathalie Coutinet
Pages 36 to 51| Mutualism and capitalism in France from 1789 to 1947: From
subversion to integration
| Nicolas Da Silva
Pages 52 to 65| The role of the Évin Law in the creation of the supplemental health
insurance market
| Jean-Paul Domin
Pages 66 to 81| The end of the local mutual insurance monopoly?
| Clémentine Comer
Pages 82 to 98| New rules, new challenges: The role of France’s mutuelles in the
creation of a market for supplemental health insurance
| Philippe Abecassis, Nathalie Coutinet
Pages 99 to 108| The associative sector during COVID-19: An overview of the issues
and challenges of lockdown
| Édith Archambault
Pages 109 to 120| Community welfare center directors faced with bureaucratization
| Simon Cottin-Marx, Emmanuelle Paradis
Pages 121 to 126| After COVID-19: Renewed interest in the mutual insurance model?
| Éric Bidet
Pages 127 to 129| Social and Solidarity-based Economy and Territory. From
embeddedness to co-construction, Xabier Itçaina and Nadine
Richez-Battesti (eds.), Ciriec, Peter Lang, 2018, 376 pages
| Maryline Filippi
Pages 129 to 130| Économie politique des associations. Transformations des
organisations de l’économie sociale et solidaire, Anne Le Roy
and Emmanuelle Puissant (eds.), François-Xavier Devetter, Sylvain
Vatan, coll. “Ouvertures économiques”, De Boeck supérieur, 2019
| Nadine Richez-Battesti
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Varia
| RECMA
(2020/2 No 356)
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Pages 4 to 5| What comes next?
| Jean-François Draperi
Pages 6 to 16| Main news
| Michel Dreyfus, Lisa Telfizian, Nicole Alix, Patricia Toucas-Truyen, Marcel Hipszman
Pages 17 to 28| Other news
| Lisa Telfizian, Patricia Toucas-Truyen
Pages 30 to 49| The SCOP approach to CSR: What is the relationship between
discourse, practices and tools?
| Christophe Maurel, François Pantin
Pages 50 to 67| From opposition to the GATT to the creation of AMAPs: The birth of
a movement that has become representative of the SSE
| Jean-Baptiste Paranthoën
Pages 68 to 83| What informal powers are at play in short and local food supply
chains? The case of the Limousin region
| Marius Chevallier, Julien Dellier
Pages 84 to 100| The social economy in Portugal from the 1974 Carnation Revolution
to the 1990s: Institutionalization, debates, and compromises
| Álvaro Garrido
Pages 101 to 117| Helping cooperatives help the state: Public policy and rural
cooperatives in the United States (Wisconsin, 1910-1940)
| Alexia Blin
Pages 118 to 123| Selling agricultural products without market research: Factors of
success for three cooperatives in Israel in the 1980s
| Zvi Galor
Pages 124 to 127| Médiations catholiques en Europe du Sud. Les politiques
invisibles du religieux, Xavier Itçaina, 2019, 269 pages,
Presses universitaires de Rennes
| Édith Archambault
Pages 127 to 129| Tiers-lieux. Travailler et entreprendre sur les
territoires : espaces de coworkings, fablabs, hacklabs…,
Gerhardt Krauss and Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay (eds.), 2019,
212 pages, Presses universitaires de Rennes et Presses
universitaire du Québec
| Nadine Richez-Battesti
Pages 129 to 131| Les Communs, un nouveau regard sur l’économie sociale et
solidaire ?, Cyrille Ferraton and Delphine Vallade (eds.),
Presses universitaires de la Méditerranée, 2019, 250 pages
| David Hiez
Pages 131 to 132| Défaire le capitalisme, refaire la démocratie. Les enjeux du
délibéralisme, Éric Dacheux and Daniel Goujon, Eres, coll.
“Sociologie économique”, 2020, 352 pages
| Jacques Prades
Pages 133 to 134| Souffrance en milieu engagé. Enquête sur des entreprises
sociales, Pascale-Dominique Russo, Éd. du Faubourg, 2020,
180 pages
| Chantal Chomel
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The territorial dynamics of the SSE
| RECMA
(2020/1 No 355)
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Pages 4 to 5| Reading François Espagne
| Jean-François Draperi
Pages 6 to 13| Main news
| Danièle Demoustier, Chantal Chomel, Patricia Toucas-Truyen, Samuel Hayat
Pages 14 to 24| Other news
| Lisa Telfizian, Patricia Toucas
Pages 28 to 46| The local currency eusko: A strategic approach for creating local
public value
| Fabienne Pinos
Pages 47 to 64| The Cigales investment clubs and their management of solidarity
savings: A commons of local community finance?
| Jérôme Trotignon
Pages 65 to 79| The SSE in creative neighbourhoods: Embeddedness and social utility
in local communities
| Basile Michel, Emmanuel Bioteau
Pages 80 to 94| Circus arts education for social purposes: Crescer & Viver (Rio
de Janeiro, Brazil) and inclusion through performing arts
| Iza Nouiga, Coralie Eyssallenne, Marlei Pozzebon
Pages 95 to 109| Work integration social enterprises in Switzerland and public
service contracts
| Véronique Antonin-Tattini
Pages 110 to 125| Addressing women’s needs in the mutualist movement (19th-20th
centuries)
| Charlotte Siney-Lange
Pages 126 to 129| Autonomía financiera y desarrollo territorial, 1988-2018,
Amucss, Mexico, 2019, 204 p.
| François Doligez
Pages 129 to 130| Mesurer et analyser l’économie sociale. L’apport de l’Addes depuis
1980, Patricia Toucas-Truyen, 2018, 222 pages, Éd. Arbre bleu
| Danièle Demoustier
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On the SSE in the Maghreb
| RECMA
(2019/4 No 354)
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Pages 4 to 5| A time of transitions
| Jean-François Draperi
Pages 6 to 14| Main news
| Bertrand Souquet, Olivier Boned, Chrystel Giraud-Dumaire, Éric Bidet, Nadine Richez-Battesti, Sylvain Celle, Laurent Gardin, Pierre Robert, Édith Archambault
Pages 15 to 22| Other news
| Lisa Telfizian, Patricia Toucas-Truyen
Pages 24 to 26| The diversity and potential of the SSE in the Maghreb in a period
of transition
| François Doligez, Patricia Toucas-Truyen
Pages 27 to 41| The integrated management of water from hill dams in Algeria: The
reflection of an emerging territorial governance?
| Karima Boudedja, Saliha Belgacem
Pages 42 to 57| The associative boom in Algeria: Reality or democratic illusion?
| Sonia Bendimerad, Amina Chibani, Kamel Boussafi
Pages 58 to 74| The role of networks in developing the SSE in Tunisia between 2011
and 2016
| Rabeb Ben Abdallah, Amina Béji-Bécheur, Olfa Zeribi Ben-Slimane
Pages 75 to 90| Peasant solidarity strategies and the recent growth of the zgoogoo
chain in Tunisia’s High Tell region
| Hamza Ayari
Pages 91 to 103| Social entrepreneurship in Sidi Bouzid: A model of alternative
development? The case of Lingare Sidi Bouzid
| Julien Dutour, Hassan Hajbi
Pages 104 to 119| Approaches and regulation in Moroccan microfinance: Towards
increasing commercialisation
| Asmae Diani
Pages 120 to 130| The Egalim law: What future for the unique features of agricultural
cooperatives?
| Chantal Chomel
Pages 131 to 133| Les coopératives : quelles réalités ? Produire,
commercer et consommer autrement. Magali Boespflug and Laëtitia
Lethiellieux (eds.), Éditions et presses universitaires de Reims,
2019, 430 pages
| Danièle Demoustier
Pages 133 to 134| Quelles normes comptables pour une société du commun ?
Édouard Jourdain, Éd. Charles Leopold Mayer/Institut Veblen, 2019,
220 pages
| Jean-Louis Bancel
Pages 134 to 135| L’Économie sociale et solidaire. Géraldine Lacroix and
Romain Slitine, PUF, “Que sais-je ?”, 2nd ed., 2019, 128
pages
| Gilles Caire
Pages 135 to 137| Sociologie du monde associatif. Simon Cottin-Marx, La
Découverte, 2019, 128 pages
| Jean-Paul Domin
Pages 137 to 138| Le paysage associatif français. Mesures et évolutions.
Viviane Tchernogog, Lionel Prouteau et al., preface by
Hugues Sibille, Juris/Dalloz, 2019, 372 p., 35 euros
| Michel Dreyfus
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The social and solidarity economy enterprise
| RECMA
(2019/3 No 353)
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Pages 4 to 6| Our love affair with enterprises
| Jean-François Draperi
Pages 7 to 18| Main news
| Geneviève Fontaine, Nicolas Chochoy, Thomas Lamarche, Nicole Alix, Guillaume Compain, Lisa Telfizian, Jean Gatel, Patricia Toucas-Truyen, Sonia Bendimerad, Xabier Itçaina, Armelle Gaulier (D), Scarlett Wilson-Courvoisier, Marcel Hipszman, Gérard Leseul
Pages 19 to 27| Other news
| Lisa Telfizian, Patricia Toucas-Truyen
Pages 30 to 41| The association at the risk of the enterprise
| Jean-François Draperi
Pages 42 to 58| From partnership to social economy enterprise : The slow
construction of a concept from the 19th century to the 1980s
| Danièle Demoustier
Pages 59 to 73| The ‘new spirit’ of voluntary organisations or the voluntary sector
enterprise in questions
| Nicole Alix, Édith Archambault
Pages 74 to 88| Toward a global legal culture of the SSE enterprise? An
international comparison of SSE legislation
| Gilles Caire, Willy Tadjudje
Pages 89 to 105| What does the social and solidarity economy (SSE) mean in French
law?
| David Hiez
Pages 106 to 123| Social enterprises and social entrepreneurship: New models and
issues
| Henry Noguès
Pages 124 to 137| Rethinking the SSE enterprise in light of CSR and the Pacte law
| Éric Bidet, Maryline Filippi, Nadine Richez-Battesti, Jesse Bryant
Pages 138 to 140| La gestion coopérative : un modèle performant face aux
défis de l’avenir. Daniel Côté, JFD éditions, 2018, 425 pages
| Philippe Eynaud
Pages 140 to 142| L’Économie sociale et solidaire. De ses fondements à son
« à venir ». Pascal Glémain, Éd. Apogée, 2019, 1 117
pages
| Jean-Michel Servet
Pages 143 to 144| Vers une république des biens communs. Nicole Alix,
Jean-Louis Bancel, Benjamin Coriat and Frédéric Sultan (eds.), Les
liens qui libèrent, 2018, 320 pages
| Jean-Paul Domin
Pages 144 to 146| Face aux barbares. Coopération vs ubérisation. Laurent
Lasne, preface by Dominique Boullier, Éd. Le Tiers Livre, 2018, 230
pages
| Patricia Toucas-Truyen
Pages 146 to 148| Zéro chômeur : dix territoires relèvent le défi. Claire
Hédon, Didier Goubert and Daniel Le Guillou, ATD-Quart Monde/ Éd.
de l’Atelier, 2019, 320 pages
| Michel Dreyfus
Pages 148 to 149| Solidarité et organisation. Penser une autre gestion.
Philippe Eynaud and Genauto Carvalho de França Filho, Eres, 2019,
245 pages
| Édith Archambault
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Varia
| RECMA
(2019/2 No 352)
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Pages 4 to 5| Recma and the political vocation
| Jean-François Draperi
Pages 6 to 13| Main news
| Françoise Ledos, Philippe Eynaud, Alexia Blin, Stéphane Gacon, François Jarrige, Xavier Vigna, Lisa Telfizian
Pages 14 to 23| Other news
| Lisa Telfizian, Marcel Hipszman, Patricia Toucas-Truyen
Pages 26 to 41| Online healthcare: The issues of this new market for supplementary
health insurance organisations
| Jean-Paul Domin, Amandine Rauly
Pages 42 to 57| Measuring the impact of social innovation: Other approaches besides
the theory of change?
| Emmanuelle Besançon, Nicolas Chochoy
Pages 58 to 64| Constructing the cooperative community through law
| Jean-François Draperi, Chantal Chomel
Pages 65 to 80| Towards a modernised cooperative law? A legal proposal between a
possible future and utopia
| Patrick Prud’homme
Pages 81 to 94| Bulgarian cooperative thought in the 20th century: Between Eastern
and Western European ideologies and ideas
| Tsvetelina Marinova
Pages 95 to 108| Cooperative leaders in masonic lodges (1890-1920): The forgotten
history of the Progrès and Éducation coopérative masonic lodges
| Eric Lebouteiller
Pages 109 to 117| Smallholder organisations: A new actor in West African agricultural
policies?
| Marc Mees, Dominique Morel, Pape Assane Diop
Pages 118 to 120| Les Monnaies alternatives, Jérôme Blanc, La Découverte,
2018, 127 pages
| François Doligez
Pages 120 to 123| L’Économie sociale au Québec. Une perspective politique,
Gabriel Arsenault, Presses de l’Université du Québec, coll.
“Politeia”, 2018, 256 pages
| Patricia Toucas-Truyen
Pages 123 to 124| L’Autogestion en chantier. Les gauches françaises et le
« modèle » yougoslave (1948-1981), Frank Georgi,
Arbre bleu éditions, coll. “Gauches d’ici et d’ailleurs”, 2018, 524
pages
| György Széll
Pages 124 to 126| Coopérer pour consommer autrement, Jean-François Draperi,
Presses de l’économie sociale/Fédération nationale des coopératives
de consommateurs, 2017, 85 pages
| Michel Dreyfus
Pages 126 to 127| Travail gratuit : la nouvelle exploitation ? Maud
Simonet, Textuel, 2018, 152 pages
| François Doligez