No. 65 (2024)

Articles

• Mexican cooperative companies during the neoliberal period 1980-2018

  Martha E. Izquierdo Muciño

  23-49

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• The competitiveness of cooperatives in Cuba: preliminary and necessary assessments for future legal modifications

  Orestes Rodríguez Musa, Orisel Hernández Aguilar

  51-81

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• Analysis of public policy for the management of the Social Economy in the State of Tlaxcala, Mexico

  Analaura Medina Conde, Uziel Flores Ilhuicatzi

  83-110

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• The Israeli Kibbutz: From Community Experience to Cooperative Principles

  Santiago Merino Hernández

  111-134

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• Philosophy and the role of cooperatives in the development of social capital. Case study: rural women’s microcredit cooperatives in Iran

  Alireza Ranjbari, Mohammad Sadegh Ebrahimi, Gholamhossein Khedri

  135-152

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• The good cooperative person educated and committed as a fiduciary standard of conduct applicable to the particular subjects of cooperative law: a doctrinal proposal for Latin America

  Rubén Colón Morales

  153-204

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• The corporate and non-labor relationship of working members and the limitations on hiring employed people in Law 11/2019, of December 20, on Cooperatives of the Basque Country and in Law 27/1999, of July 16, from Cooperatives

  Asier Sanz García

  205-221

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• Cooperative identity: a systematic literature review

  Júlia Elisabete Barden, Deivid Ilecki Forgiarini, Fernanda Cristina Wiebusch Sindelar, Carlos Cândido da Silva Cyrne, Alexandre de Souza Garcia

  223-246

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• Cooperative act and dissolution of cooperative society: a brazilian historical-legislative analysis

  Raphael Ricci Portella

  247-285

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• The Spanish constitutional reform of 2024 on disability and the cooperative alternative for the social and labour insertion of people with disabilities

  Santiago Larrazabal Basáñez

  287-323

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• Adequate taxation as a driving tool for the creation of cooperative societies in the fishing and aquaculture sector

  Edriga Aranburu

  325-340

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• Agricultural cooperatives in Mexico: their legal form and representation based on Ward conglomerates

  Uziel Flores Ilhuicatzi, Analaura Medina Conde

  341-363

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