Annals of Public and Cooperative Economics

1925 - 2025

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Volume 91, issue 4, 2020

Does it pay to cooperate? The case of cooperatives in the Mexican manufacturing sector pp. 497-517

Pablo Cotler

Advances in agricultural cooperative research since 2007: A review of Chinese Agricultural Economics literature pp. 519-543

Ye Su and Michael L. Cook

Lean HRM practices in work integration social enterprises: Moving towards social lean production. Evidence from Italian case studies* pp. 545-563

Andrea Signoretti and Silvia Sacchetti

The “business–territory” relationship of cooperative societies as compared to the conventional business sector in the region of Andalusia pp. 565-583

Maria del Carmen Pérez González and Lidia Valiente Palma

The handicap for enhanced solidarity across advanced economies: The greater the economic openness higher the unequal distribution of income pp. 585-632

Onur Özdemir

The signaling effect of ambidexterity of social enterprises on acquiring financial resources in South Korea pp. 633-647

Chang Gue Lim, Sang‐Youn Lee and Jinseon Seo

Trade misinvoicing effects on tax revenue in sub‐Saharan Africa: The role of tax holidays and regulatory quality pp. 649-672

Emmanuel Ekow Asmah, Francis Andoh and Edem Titriku

Volume 91, issue 3, 2020

Institutional and organizational trajectories in social economy enterprises: Resilience, transformation and regeneration pp. 351-358

Ignacio Bretos, Marie J. Bouchard and Alberto Zevi

Reconciling different truths about isomorphic pressure and distinctive behavior at European cooperative banks: Back to the future with Raiffeisen's principles pp. 359-386

Hans Groeneveld

Drivers of participation in collective arrangements in the agri‐food supply chain. Evidence from Italy using a transaction costs economics perspective pp. 387-409

Stefano Ciliberti, Angelo Frascarelli and Gaetano Martino

Under pressure: Evolution of the social economy institutional recognition in the EU pp. 411-433

Andrea Bassi and Alessandro Fabbri

Is there life after degeneration? The organizational life cycle of cooperatives under a ‘grow‐or‐die’ dichotomy pp. 435-458

Ignacio Bretos, Anjel Errasti and Carmen Marcuello

Why are social enterprises good candidates for social innovation? Looking for personal and institutional drivers of innovation pp. 459-477

Ermanno Tortia, Florence Degavre and Simone Poledrini

The problem is the solution: Can permaculture management regenerate social economy enterprises? pp. 479-492

Alexandrine Lapoutte

Volume 91, issue 2, 2020

On the emergence of non‐profit orchestras pp. 169-189

Kazuhiko Mikami

Performance of municipally owned corporations: Determinants and mechanisms pp. 191-212

Bart Voorn, Marieke van Genugten and Sandra Van Thiel

Which type of producer organization is (more) inclusive? Dynamics of farmers’ membership and participation in the decision‐making process pp. 213-236

Mercy Mwambi, Jos Bijman and Patience Mshenga

Bank ownership type and temporal evolution of long‐term bank funding in the period 2005–2017 pp. 237-268

Jari‐Mikko Meriläinen

Retail‐bank efficiency: Nonstandard goals and environmental determinants pp. 269-301

Johann Burgstaller

Predictors of microcredit default in Indian self‐help groups pp. 303-318

Debadutta Panda and Sriharsha Reddy

Revealed value of volunteering: A volunteer centre network pp. 319-345

Jakub Dostál

Volume 91, issue 1, 2020

BOARD GOVERNANCE: DOES OWNERSHIP MATTER? pp. 5-28

Muluneh HIDETO Dato, Marek Hudon and Roy Mersland

INFRASTRUCTURE PROVISION, POLITICS AND RELIGION: INSIGHTS FROM TUNISIA'S NEW DEMOCRACY pp. 29-53

Maleke Fourati and Antonio Estache

RETURNS TO DEBT AND EQUITY IN FARM PRODUCER ORGANIZATIONS pp. 55-69

Jasper Grashuis

CRIME AND EDUCATION IN A MODEL OF INFORMATION TRANSMISSION pp. 71-93

Darwin Cortés, Guido Friebel and Darío Maldonado

COOPERATIVE ESSENCE AND ENTREPRENEURIAL QUALITY: A COMPARATIVE CONTEXTUAL ANALYSIS pp. 95-118

Carmen Guzman, Francisco J. Santos and María de la O BARROSO

FISCAL DECENTRALIZATION AND ECONOMIC GROWTH OF VIETNAMESE PROVINCES: THE ROLE OF LOCAL PUBLIC GOVERNANCE pp. 119-149

Thanh Su and Canh Nguyen

SEEKING RENT IN THE INFORMAL SECTOR pp. 151-164

Saibal Kar, Biswajit Mandal, Sugata Marjit and Vivekananda Mukherjee

Volume 90, issue 4, 2019

THE RESPONSE OF STATE‐OWNED ENTERPRISES TO IMPORT COMPETITION: EVIDENCE FROM CHINESE MANUFACTURING FIRMS pp. 577-613

Jing‐Lin Duanmu and Russell Pittman

WHAT DO CITIZENS THINK ABOUT PUBLIC ENTERPRISES? SUBJECTIVE SURVEY DATA ON THE LEGITIMACY OF THE ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES OF THE GERMAN PUBLIC SECTOR pp. 615-639

Marcus Sidki and David Boll

QUANTITATIVE STUDY ON THE IMPACT OF BRANCHLESS BANKING ON MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS pp. 641-668

Francesc Prior and Toni Mora

CO‐OP OPEN MEMBERSHIP: ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL EFFECTS pp. 669-686

María José Cabaleiro‐casal, Carlos Iglesias‐malvido and Rocío Martínez‐fontaíña

SERVICE QUALITY IN ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION IN BRAZIL: A MALMQUIST APPROACH pp. 687-712

Alexandre Marinho and Marcelo Resende

UNDERSTANDING MEMBER CHARACTERISTICS AND COOPERATIVE PRICE EFFECTS: THE CASE OF THE ARGENTINEAN DAIRY SECTOR pp. 713-735

Agustina MALVIDO PEREZ Carletti, Markus Hanisch, Maria Soledad Puechagut and Laura Beatriz Gastaldi

INCOME‐GENERATING ACTIVITY: AN AVENUE TO IMPROVE THE SUSTAINABILITY OF SHGs pp. 737-759

Saroj Pravinchandra Dhake and Sameer P. Narkhede

Volume 90, issue 3, 2019

ARE LAC COOPERATIVE AND COMMERCIAL BANKS SO DIFFERENT IN THEIR MANAGEMENT OF NON‐PERFORMING LOANS? pp. 419-440

Ignacio Jiménez‐hernández, Andrés J. Picazo‐tadeo and Francisco J. Sáez‐fernández

PUBLIC INVESTMENT, TAXATION AND TRANSFER OF TECHNOLOGY pp. 441-456

Iraklis Kollias, Sugata Marjit and Nickolas J. Michelacakis

FOREIGN AID, TERRORISM AND GROWTH: CONDITIONAL EVIDENCE FROM QUANTILE REGRESSION pp. 457-486

Simplice Asongu, Jacinta Nwachukwu and Nicholas Biekpe

FINANCE, DISTRIBUTION AND THE ECONOMIC OBJECTIVE OF FINANCIAL COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONS pp. 487-511

Amr Khafagy

STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES FOR STATE‐OWNED ENTERPRISES AS A MEANS TO MITIGATE POLITICAL INTERFERENCE: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF TWO SWISS STATE‐OWNED ENTERPRISES pp. 513-534

Fabian Liechti and Matthias Finger

THE IDIOSYNCRATIC PATTERN OF RUSSIAN CORPORATE DIVIDEND POLICY DURING ITS FORMATIVE ERA pp. 535-554

Nadia Vanteeva and Charles Hickson

CREDIT UNION MEMBER GROUP DOMINATION UNDER HIGH INTEREST RATE ENVIRONMENTS pp. 555-571

Antonio Carlos Mercer, Angela Póvoa and Pedro Piccoli

Volume 90, issue 2, 2019

PERFORMANCE: THE MISSING ‘P’ IN PPP RESEARCH? pp. 221-226

Dónal Palcic, Eoin Reeves and Matti Siemiatycki

EVALUATING THE COSTS, QUALITY, AND VALUE FOR MONEY OF INFRASTRUCTURE PUBLIC‐PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS: A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW pp. 227-244

Ole HELBY Petersen

COMPARING PPP WITH TRADITIONAL PROCUREMENT: THE CASE OF SCHOOLS PROCUREMENT IN IRELAND pp. 245-267

Cian O'Shea, Dónal Palcic and Eoin Reeves

TWO DECADES OF DBFO ROADS IN THE UK AND SPAIN: AN EVALUATION OF THE FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE pp. 269-289

Basilio Acerete, Mar Gasca and Anne Stafford

INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT – THE EMERGENT PPP EQUITY MARKET pp. 291-309

Dexter Whitfield and Stewart Smyth

THE USE OF PPP ARRANGEMENTS IN STREET LIGHTING: A WIN‐WIN OPTION? pp. 311-327

Rc Marques and R. Richard Geddes

UNPACKING THE INFLUENCE OF PUBLIC–PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS ON DISASTER RESILIENCE: A COMPARISON OF EXPERT PERSPECTIVES pp. 329-351

Eric J. Boyer

IS A SOCIAL EMPOWERMENT OF PPP FOR INFRASTRUCTURE DELIVERY POSSIBLE? LESSONS FROM SOCIAL IMPACT BONDS pp. 353-369

Veronica Vecchi and Francesca Casalini

UNDERSTANDING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INFRASTRUCTURE PUBLIC‒PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS AND INNOVATION pp. 371-391

Veiko Lember, Ole Helby Petersen, Walter Scherrer and Robert Ågren

THE DIVERSITY GAP IN THE PUBLIC–PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP INDUSTRY: AN EXAMINATION OF WOMEN AND VISIBLE MINORITIES IN SENIOR LEADERSHIP POSITIONS pp. 393-414

Matti Siemiatycki

Volume 90, issue 1, 2019

PRIVATIZATION OF WATER: EVALUATING ITS PERFORMANCE IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD pp. 5-23

Sylvia Cesar

LINKING TWO WORLDS? ENTREPRENEURIAL ORIENTATION IN PUBLIC ENTERPRISES: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND RESEARCH AGENDA pp. 25-51

Timo Tremml

COMPARATIVE EFFICIENCY OF AGRICULTURAL COOPERATIVES AND CONVENTIONAL FIRMS IN A SAMPLE OF QUASI‐TWIN COMPANIES pp. 53-76

Maria Brandano, Claudio Detotto and Marco Vannini

A REVIEW OF THE EMPIRICAL LITERATURE ON FARMER COOPERATIVES: PERFORMANCE, OWNERSHIP AND GOVERNANCE, FINANCE, AND MEMBER ATTITUDE pp. 77-102

Jasper Grashuis and Ye Su

BANK PERFORMANCE, FINANCIAL STABILITY AND MARKET CONCENTRATION: EVIDENCE FROM COOPERATIVE AND NON‐COOPERATIVE BANKS pp. 103-139

Cristian Barra and Roberto Zotti

BUILDING THE MANAGERIAL CAPITAL OF AGRICULTURAL COOPERATIVES IN AFRICA pp. 141-159

Gian Nicola Francesconi and Fleur Wouterse

FARMERS’ WILLINGNESS TO INVEST IN NEW COOPERATIVE INSTRUMENTS: A CHOICE EXPERIMENT pp. 161-186

Eeva Alho

HOW SHOULD RURAL FINANCIAL COOPERATIVES BE BEST ORGANIZED? EVIDENCE FROM ETHIOPIA pp. 187-215

Kibrom Abay, Bethelhem Koru, Gashaw Abate and Guush Berhane