No. 47 (2013): Transforming a foundation into a cooperative

Articles

• Cooperatives, foundations, civil societies in Central America. Possibilities of becoming more agile entities

  Roxana Sánchez Boza

  17-32

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• Special features of the transformation of a cooperative society

  José Eduardo de Miranda, Ronaldo Gaudio

  33-50

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• Legal bases for the transformation of Civil Societies into Cooperative Societies

  Javier Divar Garteiz-Aurrecoa, Enrique Gadea Soler

  51-62

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• Transforming a foundation into a cooperative

  Juan Ramón Manzano Malaxechevarría

  63-79

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• Fundamental Rights, Private Relations and Autonomy of Partners

  Lenio Luiz Streck, Mário de Conto

  81-93

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• Cooperativism, a viable option in Mexico

  Martha E. Izquierdo Muciño

  95-109

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• State, cooperatives ande current cooperative legislation

  Dante Cracogna

  111-127

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• Cooperative autonomy and its legal status. A critical approach to its current legal implementation in Cuba

  Orestes Rodríguez Musa

  129-156

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• Labour and Cooperative Law: integrity is Herculean, but you can make the impossible possible

  Guilherme Krueger

  157-183

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• Cooperativism and economy of the common good

  Alejandro Martínez Charterina

  185-198

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• Public utility ando social initiative cooperatives. Administrative and tax aspects

  Vega María Arnáez Arce, Alberto Atxabal Rada

  199-228

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• The cooperative-municipality relationship in the Cuban legal system. An approach to its reality and perspectives faced with the improvement process of the country's economic model

  Orisel Hernández Aguilar

  229-256

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• Cooperatives: an economic and social alternative to the crisis

  Javier Divar Garteiz-Aurrecoa

  257-264

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