No. 59 (2021): Cooperation between co-operatives

Articles

• Grouping between cooperatives in Mexico through their laws

  Martha E. Izquierdo Muciño

  21-49

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• The principle of cooperation between cooperatives. Legal and economic consequences derived from its practical application in Costa Rica

  Ligia Roxana Sánchez Boza

  51-74

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• Cooperation among cooperatives: principle or need?

  Dante Cracogna

  75-87

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• The socio-economic-human intercooperation: a proposal to use the cooperative principle by the public authorities as an alternative for overcoming the drowning caused by the new coronavirus pandemic in the Brazilian private environment

  José Eduardo de Miranda, Andréa Corrêa Lima

  89-102

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• Cooperation between cooperatives. Background and legal perspectives in Cuba

  Orestes Rodríguez Musa, Orisel Hernández Aguilar, Julio José Rivera Gort

  103-127

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• Taxation of second-degree cooperatives in the common State tax system and the Basque regional tax systemTaxation of second-degree cooperatives in the common State tax system and the Basque regional tax system

  Marina Aguilar Rubio

  129-147

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• Cooperative economic groups at the crossroads between the principles of cooperation among cooperatives and autonomy and independence. An analysis under the Portuguese Law

  Deolinda Meira

  149-181

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• Principle of intercooperation and growth models

  Eba Gaminde Egia

  183-211

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• Cooperative groups. The specialties within the tax consolidation regime

  Pedro J. González-Perabá Miralles

  213-236

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• The cooperation between social initiative cooperatives to maximize their position in welfare services

  Martí Rius Coma

  237-261

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• Corporate social responsibility and organizational commitment in agricultural cooperatives: evidence from Iran

  Mohammad Sadegh Ebrahimi, Mojtaba Ghaediyan

  263-283

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• Synergies between the social and economic strategy of the EU and the promotion of cooperativism and social economy. From the financial crisis to the sanitary crisis

  Laura Gómez Urquijo

  285-302

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• European social entrepreneurship funds, an opportunity for cooperatives?

  Igone Altzelai Uliondo

  303-338

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• Sustainable Development Goals, economic growth and decent work: cooperatives as a way to achieve the goals

  Massimo Cermelli, Aida Llamosas Trápaga

  339-361

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• Alternative dispute resolution mechanisms in Nicaraguan cooperative law

  William Torrez Peralta

  363-404

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• Cooperative Act in Brazil and governing tax legislation

  Brasil do Pinhal Pereira Salomão, Rodrigo Forcenette

  405-424

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• Approaches to banking contracts in relation to agricultural cooperatives in Cuba: their impact on food security

  Jorge Freddy Milián Gómez, Reinerio Rodríguez Corría

  425-446

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