The Internal and External Governance of Cooperatives: Membership and Consistency of Values

Sacchetti, Silvia

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“…However, the skills question is not the only dimension; Cornforth (2004) highlights that NPOs often have twin priorities relating to their mission ('conformity'), and to their financial viability ('performance') or survival. Sacchetti and Tortia (2012) argue that:…”

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Institutional liminality, ideological pluralism and the pragmatic behaviours of a ‘transition entrepreneur’

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Collaborative Responses to Grand Challenges: The Case of La Scuola Open Source

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In an era marked by economic, financial, and health-related crises, the concept of “grand challenges” has gained prominence, signifying complex issues with global repercussions that demand innovative solutions. This chapter explores the potential of cooperative initiatives and open innovation strategies as novel approaches to addressing these challenges. Drawing on a case study of “La Scuola Open Source,” a cooperative project situated in a socially challenged context, the chapter delves into the dynamics of crowdsourcing as a strategy to navigate societal transformations. The study highlights the pivotal role played by open practices and design-driven methodologies in nurturing a profound sense of community belonging and drive a community-driven initiative to a formalized cooperative entity. The study provides valuable insights for practitioners and policymakers in the field of social innovation, particularly those striving to address pressing grand societal challenges.

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Estimating effects of cooperative membership on farmers’ safe production behaviors: evidence from the rice sector in China

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The Internal and External Governance of Cooperatives: Membership and Consistency of Values

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Institutional liminality, ideological pluralism and the pragmatic behaviours of a ‘transition entrepreneur’

Institutional liminality, ideological pluralism and the pragmatic behaviours of a ‘transition entrepreneur’

Collaborative Responses to Grand Challenges: The Case of La Scuola Open Source

Estimating effects of cooperative membership on farmers’ safe production behaviors: evidence from the rice sector in China

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