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| Advancing statistics on cooperatives: Reflections on six country case studies |
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| Cooperation in Italy in 2008 |
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| Cost efficiency and outreach of microfinance institutions in Ethiopia: Do they contrast with financial cooperatives? |
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| Dalla Cooperazione Mutualistica alla Cooperazione Sociale |
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| Europe in Transition: The Role of Social Cooperatives and Social Enterprises |
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| Financial sustainability and outreach of microfinance institutions in Ethiopia: does organizational form matter? |
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| Il fabbisogno di sviluppo dell impresa sociale. Un analisi a partire dal bando Donne&Lavoro" |
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| Il sistema di imprese della cooperazione sociale. Origini e sviluppo dei consorzi di cooperative sociali |
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| Italian cooperatives: an analysis of their economic performances, employment characteristics and innovation processes based on combined used of official data |
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| L impatto economico della cooperazione in provincia di Trento |
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| La cooperazione in Italia nel 2008 |
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| La performance di cooperative e società di capitali dal 2008 al 2015 nelle Province di Trento e Bolzano |
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| La pressione fiscale declinata per forma d’impresa. Un approfondimento sull’Italia |
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| La rilevanza economica del Terzo Settore: la situazione e l'impatto della riforma |
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| Le cooperative vitivinicole tra tradizione ed efficienza: Una riflessione sul caso italiano |
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| Rural finance and agricultural technology adoption in Ethiopia: Does institutional design matter? |
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| Social Enterprise in Italy: Typology, Diffusion and Characteristics |
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| The Foundations of the Public Organisation: Strategic Control and the Problem of the Costs of Exclusion |
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| The Growth of Organizational Variety in Market Economies: The Case of Social Enterprises |
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| The Institutions of Livelihood and Social Enterprise Systems |
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| The Multi-Stakeholders Versus the Nonprofit Organisation |
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| The Relevance and Economic Sustainability of the Social Economy in Italy Abstract: In many countries, the economic crisis has contributed to the increase of already-existing economic and social inequalities. These circumstances have contributed to the questioning of knowledge and conventional values, accelerating the need to rethink the roles of the different actors within the production system and to combine new forms of organization and interaction among the public sector, civil society organizations, private enterprises and citizens. In this context, researchers, politicians and society in the broader sense have focused on the role played by organizations, which by their nature mainly pursue social purposes and are characterized by systems of participative governance. The term social economy is often used to identify the universe of private organizations that pursue goals other than profit. This concept is increasingly supplanting other concepts that are used for the same purpose. While this sector has long constituted an important component of the economy in many European countries, the interest in quantifying its presence and importance is more recent, partly because of the lack of comprehensive data on all the different organizational forms it comprises. The Italian Institute of Statistics (Istat) sought to overcome this issue with its 9th Industry and Services Census. Given these premises, by analyzing the data of the Census, this study explores the size of the social economy in Italy in terms of organizations, employment and revenues, while taking into account the market/non-market orientation of the organizations |
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| The role of cooperative and social enterprises: A multifaceted approach for an economic pluralism |
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| What to make of social innovation? Towards a framework for policy development |
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| Why Social Enterprises Are Asking to Be Multi-stakeholder and Deliberative: An Explanation around the Costs of Exclusion |
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| Worker involvement in entrepreneurial nonprofit organizations. Toward a new assessment of workers' perceived satisfaction and fairness |
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