Annals of Public and Cooperative Economics

1925 - 2025

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Volume 89, issue 4, 2018

WHY WAGES TEND TO BE LOWER IN WORKER‐OWNED FIRMS THAN IN INVESTOR‐OWNED FIRMS pp. 563-580

Luigi Bonatti and Lorenza A. Lorenzetti

WHY FARMERS INVOLVE THEMSELVES IN CO‐OPERATIVE DISTRICT COUNCILS pp. 581-598

Chrysoula Morfi, Jerker Nilsson and Hanna Österberg

THE IMPACT OF REFORMS AND PRIVATIZATION ON FIRMS’ CONDUCT IN THE PRESENCE OF INTERCONNECTED CONGLOMERATES AND WEAK AND INEFFICIENT REGULATORY INSTITUTIONS pp. 599-622

Yaseen Ghulam

AN EXAMINATION OF NEW GENERATION COOPERATIVES IN THE UPPER MIDWEST: SUCCESSES, FAILURES, AND LIMITATIONS pp. 623-644

Jasper Grashuis and Michael Cook

RESILIENCE MEASUREMENT AND CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORKS: A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE pp. 645-664

Elena Serfilippi and Gayatri Ramnath

FINANCING STRUCTURE AND FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY OF SELECTED SADC MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS (MFIs) pp. 665-696

Innocent Bayai and Sylvanus Ikhide

DIMENSIONS OF MEMBER HETEROGENEITY IN COOPERATIVES AND THEIR IMPACT ON ORGANIZATION – A LITERATURE REVIEW pp. 697-712

Julia Höhler and Rainer Kühl

Volume 89, issue 3, 2018

THE CONTINUING IMPORTANCE OF STATE‐OWNED ENTERPRISE IN THE TWENTY‐FIRST CENTURY: CHALLENGES FOR PUBLIC POLICY pp. 453-458

Luc Bernier and Eoin Reeves

POLICY ADRIFT: CANADIAN CROWN CORPORATIONS IN THE 21ST CENTURY pp. 459-474

Luc Bernier, Patrice Dutil and Taieb Hafsi

DIVESTMENT OF COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC ENTERPRISES IN AUSTRALIA: THE CUPBOARD IS BARE pp. 475-490

Chris Aulich, Stephen Jones and Brian Head

STATE‐OWNED ENTERPRISES IN GREECE: THE EVOLUTION OF A PARADIGM 1996–2016 pp. 491-526

Manto Lampropoulou

STRIVING TO DELIVER: COMMERCIALIZATION AND PERFORMANCE IN IRELAND'S POSTAL SECTOR pp. 527-542

Catríona Cahill, Dónal Palcic and Eoin Reeves

ROLE AND PERFORMANCE OF PUBLIC ENTERPRISES: A CASE STUDY ON THE STRATEGIC RELEVANCE AND SPECIFICITY OF ENTERPRISES AT THE GERMAN FEDERAL LEVEL pp. 543-557

Stephanie Warm, Christina Schaefer and Benjamin Friedländer

Volume 89, issue 2, 2018

POST-PRIVATIZATION OWNERSHIP AND FIRM PERFORMANCE: A LARGE META-ANALYSIS OF THE TRANSITION LITERATURE pp. 263-322

Ichiro Iwasaki and Satoshi Mizobata

HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES AND EMPLOYEE JOB SATISFACTION IN NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS pp. 323-338

Ramon Bastida, Frederic Marimon and Lluis Carreras

IS SELF-MANAGEMENT POSSIBLE? A STUDY ON THE RECOVERED FACTORIES IN BRAZIL pp. 339-360

Aline Suelen Pires

IMPACT OF COOPERATIVES MEMBERSHIP ON ECONOMY IN EASTERN OROMIA: THE CASE OF HARAMAYA AGRICULTURAL FARMERS COOPERATIVE UNION (HAFCU) pp. 361-376

Megersa Debela, Sisay Diriba and Hailemichael Bekele

ARE COOPERATIVES MORE PRODUCTIVE THAN INVESTOR-OWNED FIRMS? CROSS-INDUSTRY EVIDENCE FROM PORTUGAL pp. 377-414

Natália Monteiro and Odd Rune Straume

THE SCOPE FOR NON-PROFIT OBJECTIVES IN A MIXED OLIGOPOLY UNDER INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION pp. 415-436

Johan Willner, Sonja Grã–nblom, Annina Kainu and Johan Flink

INSUFFICIENT ENTRY OF EMPLOYEE-CONTROLLED FIRMS IN A FREE-ENTRY OLIGOPOLY pp. 437-448

Kojun Hamada, Takao Ohkawa and Makoto Okamura

Volume 89, issue 1, 2018

PUBLIC STOCK OWNERSHIP pp. 11-24

Giacomo Corneo

PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS IN EUROPE FOR BUILDING AND MANAGING PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURES: AN ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVE pp. 25-48

Elisabetta Iossa and Stephane Saussier

THE THEORY OF THE LABOR-MANAGED FIRM: PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE pp. 65-86

Gregory Dow

MERITOCRACY, EFFICIENCY, INCENTIVES AND VOTING IN COOPERATIVE PRODUCTION: A SURVEY pp. 87-107

Carmen Bevia and Luis Corchon

REFLECTIONS ON THE FUTURE EVOLUTION OF SOCIAL, NONPROFIT AND COOPERATIVE ENTERPRISE pp. 109-124

Avner Ben-Ner

DEVELOPMENT NGOS: BASIC FACTS pp. 125-155

Gani Aldashev and Cecilia Navarra

NONPROFITS IN THE FIELD: AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF PEER MONITORING AND SABOTAGE pp. 157-174

Emmanuelle Auriol and Stefanie Brilon

IS THE CREDIT WORTH IT? FOR-PROFIT LENDERS IN MICROFINANCE WITH RATIONAL AND BEHAVIORAL BORROWERS pp. 175-199

Jonathan de Quidt and Maitreesh Ghatak

NONUNION EMPLOYEE REPRESENTATION: THEORY AND THE GERMAN EXPERIENCE WITH MANDATED WORKS COUNCILS pp. 201-233

Uwe Jirjahn and Stephen Smith

CEO ACTIVISM AND SUPPLY CHAIN INTERACTIONS pp. 235-249

Harald Hinterecker, Michael Kopel and Anna Ressi

DEMOCRATIC, ACCOUNTABLE STATES ARE IMPOSSIBLE WITHOUT BEHAVIORAL HUMANS pp. 251-258

Louis Putterman

AN ENDURING PLATFORM FOR PUBLIC AND COOPERATIVE ECONOMICS RESEARCH: A CENTENNIAL PERSPECTIVE pp. 5–10

Marco Marini and Bernard Thiry

Volume 88, issue 4, 2017

REGULATION STRATEGIES FOR THE PROVISION OF PATERNALISTIC GOODS pp. 471-498

Laura Levaggi and Rosella Levaggi

EFFECT OF PRIVATIZATION AND BROADER REFORMS ON LABOUR USE ADJUSTMENTS AND EFFICIENCY pp. 499-518

Yaseen Ghulam

SOCIAL INVESTMENT IN SPAIN: HOW DO SOLIDARITY MUTUAL FUNDS DECIDE THE ALLOCATION OF SOLIDARITY FUNDING BETWEEN SOCIAL ECONOMY ORGANIZATIONS? pp. 519-542

Francisco J. López-Arceiz, Ana J. Bellostas and Pilar Rivera-Torres

INCLUSIVE GOVERNANCE IN SOCIAL ENTERPRISES IN THE NETHERLANDS – A CASE STUDY pp. 543-566

Aalt Colenbrander, Aikaterini Argyrou, Tineke Lambooy and Robert J. Blomme

La gouvernance des organisations de l’Economie Sociale et Solidaire à l’épreuve dynamique de leurs « Grandeurs » pp. 567-588

Julien Bouillé and Simon Cornée

BARGAINING AMONG FARMERS, GOODWILL, AND THE SUCCESS OF COOPERATIVES pp. 589-610

Ram Ranjan

MICROFINANCE REGULATION AND SOCIAL SUSTAINABILITY OF MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS: THE CASE OF NIGERIA AND ZAMBIA pp. 611-632

Juliana Siwale and Ngozi Okoye

Volume 88, issue 3, 2017

THE TRANSMISSION OF THE MONETARY POLICY IN THE EURO AREA: THE ROLE OF THE BANKS BUSINESS MODEL pp. 303-322

Marco Migliorelli and Sandro Brunelli

ADMINISTRATIVE CHANGE IN THE EU: A CROSS-COUNTRY EMPIRICAL STUDY ON THE CONTEXTUAL DETERMINANTS OF NPM REFORM RHETORIC pp. 323-344

Giovanni Esposito, Giuseppe Lucio Gaeta and Giorgia Trasciani

HOW COOPERATIVE ARE SAVINGS AND CREDIT COOPERATIVES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES?: AN ANALYSIS OF DATASETS FROM UGANDA pp. 345-368

Oliver Schmidt

MUTUAL HEALTH ORGANIZATIONS AS FACILITATORS AND/OR BARRIERS TOWARDS THE SUCCESSFUL IMPLEMENTATION OF NHIS IN GHANA pp. 369-402

Augustine Adomah-Afari

OWNERSHIP, CONTROL, AGENCY AND RESIDUAL CLAIMS IN HEALTHCARE: INSIGHTS ON COOPERATIVES AND NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS pp. 403-424

Carolyn Cordery and Bronwyn Howell

RAIFFEISEN AS SOCIAL INNOVATOR pp. 425-448

Brett Fairbairn

REACHING THE RURAL POOR THROUGH AGRICULTURAL COOPERATIVES IN MONGOLIA pp. 449-466

Marketa Hilliova, Jiri Hejkrlik, Jana Mazancova and Tserendavaa Tseren

Volume 88, issue 2, 2017

Issue Information pp. 137-139

Marek Hudon and Benjamin Huybrechts

FROM DISTANT NEIGHBOURS TO BEDMATES: EXPLORING THE SYNERGIES BETWEEN THE SOCIAL ECONOMY AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT pp. 141-154

Marek Hudon, Benjamin Huybrechts, Marek Hudon and Benjamin Huybrechts

UNDERSTANDING COOPERATIVE FINANCE AS A NEW COMMON pp. 155-177

Marek Hudon, Benjamin Huybrechts, Anaïs Périlleux and Marthe Nyssens

CONFLICT HANDLING IN RENEWABLE ENERGY COOPERATIVES (RECs): ORGANIZATIONAL EFFECTS AND MEMBER WELL-BEING pp. 179-202

Marek Hudon, Benjamin Huybrechts, Vasco Brummer, Carsten Herbes and Naomi Gericke

SOCIAL CAPITAL AND MUTUAL VERSUS PUBLIC BENEFIT: THE CASE OF RENEWABLE ENERGY COOPERATIVES pp. 203-232

Marek Hudon, Benjamin Huybrechts, Thomas Bauwens and Jacques Defourny

TOWARDS SUSTAINABILITY: THE INNOVATION PATHS OF SOCIAL ENTERPRISE pp. 233-256

Marek Hudon, Benjamin Huybrechts and Antonio Picciotti

MATURE SOCIAL ECONOMY ENTERPRISE AND SOCIAL INNOVATION: THE CASE OF THE DESJARDINS ENVIRONMENTAL FUND pp. 257-278

Marek Hudon, Benjamin Huybrechts, Martine Vézina, Marie-Claire Malo and Majdi BEN Selma

A TRANSITIONS STUDIES PERSPECTIVE ON THE SOCIAL ECONOMY; EXPLORING INSTITUTIONALIZATION AND CAPTURE IN FLEMISH ‘INSERTION’ PRACTICES pp. 279-298

Marek Hudon, Benjamin Huybrechts, Bonno Pel and Tom Bauler

Volume 88, issue 1, 2017

THE GOSPEL AND ECONOMIC BEHAVIOUR: EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE FROM A TRUST GAME pp. 33-45

Matteo Migheli

NEED FOR A SHIFT FROM A PHILANTHROPIC TO A HUMANISTIC APPROACH TO CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY pp. 121-136

Reena Cheruvalath

REVISITING GLOBALIZATION CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF COOPERATIVES pp. 47–73

Ignacio Bretos and Carmen Marcuello

FARMERS’ WILLINGNESS TO COOPERATE IN ECOSYSTEM SERVICE PROVISION: DOES TRUST MATTER? pp. 5–31

Heidi R. Stallman and Harvey James

THE EMERGENCE OF FREELANCER COOPERATIVES IN SOUTH KOREA pp. 75-89

Jongick Jang

NATIONALIZATION OR PRIVATIZATION? THE FRAGMENTATION OF THE MAINSTREAM pp. 91-120

Eva Voszka