Journal of Entrepreneurial and Organizational Diversity

2012 - 2023

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Workers’ Propensity to Make a Monetary Sacrifice in Favour of Colleagues or People from the General Population: A Comparison based on an Artefactual Field Experiment pp. 2-19: Giacomo Degli Antoni
No Heir apparent? Exploring the Worker Co-operative Model as a Solution to Family Business Continuity pp. 20-39: Linda Murphy, Olive McCarthy and Bridget Carroll
How Employment Responds to Changes in Assets at US Banks and Credit Unions pp. 40-66: Derek Jones, Jeffrey Pliskin and Matthew Poterba
World Co-operative Monitor. Key Findings from the 2017 Edition pp. 67-74: Ilana Gotz
International Co-operative Alliance Global Conference and General Assembly: The Topics at the Centre of the International Dialogue pp. 75-79: Gianluca Salvatori
Book review Jonathan Michie, Joseph R. Blasi and Carlo Borzaga (Eds.): The Oxford Handbook of Mutual, Co-operative and Co-owned Business pp. 80-82: Riccardo Bodini

Editorial: Community-Based, Collaborative Solutions to Sustainable Economic Development in and around Biosphere Reserves pp. 1-9: Silvia Sacchetti and Colin Campbell
Biosphere Reserves: An “Enabling Space” for Communities pp. 10-32: Silvia Sacchetti and Colin Campbell
The Community Enterprises of the Appennino Tosco-Emiliano UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, Italy: Biodiversity Guardians and Sustainable Development Innovators pp. 33-48: Giovanni Teneggi and Flaviano Zandonai
Linking Social and Ecological Sustainability: An Analysis of Livelihoods and the Changing Natural Resources in the Middle Zambezi Biosphere Reserve pp. 49-68: Alexio Mbereko, Olga Laiza Kupika and Edson Gandiwa
Social Economy in UNESCO Biosphere Reserves. A Multiperspective and Complexity Approach pp. 69-78: Magnus Fredricson and Johanna Mactaggart

On the Advantages of a System of Labour-managed Firms pp. 1-19: Bruno Jossa
Worker Cooperatives as Based on First Principles pp. 20-32: David Ellerman
Social and Solidarity Economy in a Neoliberal Context: Transformative or Palliative? The Case of an Argentinean Worker Cooperative pp. 33-53: Paola Raffaelli
The 1980s Worker Co-operative Buyout Experience in Australia. Learning from Praxis pp. 54-78: Anthony Jensen
Challenging the Degeneration Thesis: the Role of Democracy in Worker Cooperatives? pp. 79-98: Kiri Langmead
Book review - Peter Utting (Ed.): Social and Solidarity Economy beyond the Fringe pp. 99-101: Giulia Galera

Effectuating Person-Organization Fit - Effectuation in Organizations pp. 1-21: Reija A. Häkkinen
The Advantages of Association: Know-How Sharing and Innovation Adoption in Four Brazilian Cities pp. 26-63: Isleide Zissimos
Cooperation among Cooperatives in Italian and Comparative Law pp. 64-97: Antonio Fici
Property rights and efficiency in the care sector. Evidence from Italy pp. 98-115: Sergio Destefanis and Ornella Maietta

Editorial: The Cooperative Advantage for Community Development pp. 1-10: Marcelo Vieta and Doug Lionais
Conventional Consumer Cooperatives and Local Foods: A Case Study from Cape Breton, Canada pp. 11-27: Alicia Lake and Catherine Leviten-Reid
The Cooperative Advantage for Social Inclusion Meets Uncooperative Government Regulation: International Cooperative Principles and Cooperative Housing Regulation in the Province of Ontario, Canada pp. 28-51: Marika Morris
Realizing the Cooperative Advantage at the Atkinson Housing Co-operative: The Role of Community Development to Improve Public Housing pp. 52-74: Jorge Sousa
Argentina’s Worker-Recuperated Enterprises, 2010- 2013: A Synthesis of Recent Empirical Findings pp. 75-103: Andrés Ruggeri and Marcelo Vieta
Renewable Energy Cooperatives: A Review of Demonstrated Impacts and Limitations pp. 104-120: Mumtaz Derya Tarhan
Indigenous Cooperatives in Canada: The Complex Relationship Between Cooperatives, Community Economic Development, Colonization, and Culture pp. 121-152: Ushnish Sengupta
Cooperatives and Civil Society: Potential for Local Cooperative Development in Croatia pp. 153-169: Sonja Novkovic and Tea Golja

BOOK REVIEW: Dante Cracogna, Antonio Fici, and Hagen Henrÿ (Eds.): International Handbook of Cooperative Law pp. 1-6: Giustino Di Cecco
Facts and Stereotypes about Cooperative Banks: To Whom Do CBs Actually Lend? pp. 7-13: Ivana Catturani and Carlo Borzaga
Creating Space for Communities: Social Enterprise and the Bright Side of Social Capital pp. 32-48: Silvia Sacchetti and Colin Campbell
Determinants and Consequences of On-the-job Relationships: an Empirical Analysis of Italian Social Cooperatives pp. 49-74: Sara Depedri

Editorial: Cooperative Banks at a Turning Point? pp. 1-8: Silvio Goglio and Yiorgos Alexopoulos
Features, Facts and Figures of European Cooperative Banking Groups over Recent Business Cycles pp. 11-33: Hans Groeneveld
Organizational Structure and Exposure to Crisis among European Banks: Evidence from Rating Changes pp. 35-55: Giovanni Ferri, Panu Kalmi and Eeva Kerola
Did the Extent of Hybridization Better Enable Cooperative Banking Groups to Face the Financial Crisis? pp. 57-85: Yasmina Lemzeri
Soft Information and Default Prediction in Cooperative and Social Banks pp. 89-103: Simon Cornee
Loan Loss Provisioning and Relationship Banking in Italy: Practices and Empirical Evidence pp. 111-129: Matteo Alessi, Stefano Di Colli and Juan Sergio Lopez
Investigating Management Turnover in Italian Cooperative Banks pp. 131-163: Mitja Stefancic
A Model for the Interest Margin of a Risk-Neutral Bank. The Role of the Bank Orientation pp. 167-180: Marco Pedrotti
Optimal Interest Rates in Cooperative Banks with Non-member Customers pp. 181-199: Ivana Catturani and Ragupathy Venkatachalam

All firms are cooperatives – and so are governments pp. 1-10: Henry Hansmann
Social Co-operatives: When Social Enterprises Meet the Co-operative Tradition pp. 11-33: Jacques Defourny and Marthe Nyssens
Worker Cooperatives: Good, Sustainable Jobs in the Community pp. 34-47: Virginie Pérotin
The Role of Participatory Governance in the EMES Approach to Social Enterprise pp. 48-60: Victor Pestoff

The potential of co-operatives during the current recession; theorizing comparative advantage pp. 1-22: Johnston Birchall
Agricultural cooperatives pp. 23-36: Ermanno Tortia, Vladislav Valentinov and Constantine Iliopoulos
Competition rules and the cooperative firm pp. 37-53: Michele Grillo
Customer ownership of public utilities: new wine in old bottles pp. 54-74: Pier Angelo Mori
The contributions of behavioural economics to understanding and advancing the sustainability of worker cooperatives pp. 75-100: Avner Ben-Ner and Matthew Ellman
Natural resource management: the role of cooperative institutions and governance pp. 101-121: Konrad Hagedorn