No. 61 (2022): Concern for community

Articles

• Meaning of the seven principle of the International Cooperative Alliance

  Dante Cracogna

  19-33

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• Cooperatives in Mexico and their commitment to the community. (7th Principle)

  Martha E. Izquierdo Muciño

  35-56

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• Recognition of the existence of the Principle Concert for Community in the Declaration of Cooperative Identity, the case of Costa Rica

  Roxana Sánchez Boza

  57-77

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• Cooperativism, sense of community and social redemption

  José Eduardo de Miranda

  79-94

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• The cooperative principle of concern for the community. Assessments on its legal regulation in Cuba

  Orestes Rodríguez Musa, Orisel Hernández Aguilar, José Manuel Figueroa González

  95-120

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• Legal and empirical evidence of the social function of cooperatives. Water distribution cooperatives as a case study

  Deolinda Maria Aparício Meira, Susana Bernardino, José Henriques

  121-145

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• First reflections on the dissemination of the UN guiding principles for business and human rights for the International Cooperative Alliance

  Leonardo Rafael de Souza, Danielle Anne Pamplona

  147-165

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• Pathology of Rural Production Cooperatives – Evidence from Iran

  Mohammad Akbari Dolatabad, Mohammad Sadegh Ebrahimi, Amir Mozafar Amini

  167-184

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• The Legal Nature of the Cooperative’s Activity in the Interests of its Members – Remarks Under Polish Law

  Dominik Bierecki

  185-198

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• The constitutional mandate to promote cooperatives in Mexico

  Graciela Lara Gómez

  199-223

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• Taxation of the fund for cooperative education and promotion and other public interest purposes (COFIP)

  Alberto Atxabal Rada

  225-257

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