CIRIEC’s Working Papers welcome works from Members of CIRIEC’s scientific network.
Topics cover the fields of interest of CIRIEC dedicated to economic sectors and activities oriented towards the service of the general and collective interest, State action in those fields, public utilities, social and cooperative economy.
Review Committee
– Dorothea Greiling (Johannes Kepler University-Linz, Austria), President of the International Scientific Council
– Philippe Bance (University of the French Antilles, France), former President of the International Scientific Council
– Marie J. Bouchard (University of Quebec, Montreal, Canada), President of the International Scientific Commission ‘Social and Cooperative Economy’
– Eoin Reeves (University of Limerick, Ireland), President of the International Scientific Commission ‘Public Services/Public Enterprises’
– Massimo Florio (University of Milan, Italy), former President of the International Scientific Commission ‘Public Services/Public Enterprises’
– Marietta Bucheli (Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Colombia), Institute of Rural Studies (IER)
– Carmen Marcuello Servós (Universidad de Zaragoza, Spain), Vice-President of CIRIEC-España; President, OIBESCOOP
– José Luis Retolaza (Deusto Business School, Spain), Senior Research Fellow, Director of AURKILAN Institute for Business Ethics Research in Bilbao
– Jérôme Schoenmaeckers (University of Liège, Belgium)
– Marco Marini (University ‘La Sapienza’, Rome, Italy), Editor of the International Scientific Journal of CIRIEC, the Annals of Public and Cooperative Economics/Annales de l’économie publique, sociale et coopérative
– the coordinators of the Working Groups.
The Working Papers are indexed in RePEC, ECONIS (via the search engine EconBiz – ZBW-Leibniz Information Centre for Economics).
Information and submission of papers: carmela.decicco@uliege.be
WP24/05 – BARNA C./ REBELEANU A./ ZBUCHEA A./ STĂNESCU S. – Profiling the Romanian woman social entrepreneur: an analysis of the women’s perspective in the social enterprises’ sector WP24/04 – KOESSL G. – Housing bonds and their role for limited-profit housing associations in Austria WP24/03 – KÖSSL G. – Wohnbauanleihen und deren Bedeutung für Gemeinnützige Bauvereinigungen in Österreich WP24/02 – ANGADE K. – Cooperative Entrepreneurship in Morocco: The Case study of Women’s Cooperatives in the Souss Massa Region WP24/01 – KIM H./ JANG S. – Sociomaterial Practice of Actor-Network in Cooperative Information Systems Development
2024
WP23/07 – MUTHUMARIAPPAN K./ PALANISAMY K. – Cooperatives as Hybrid Approach to pull off Sustainable Livelihoods Development through Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): A Desk Review WP23/06 – XU Z. – An Insight into the Need for Introducing Legislation for Social Enterprises and the Ecosystem of Social Enterprises in China WP23/05 – INOSTROZA M. A./ SÁNCHEZ P. M. – Hindering and facilitating factors of women’s participation in cooperativism: An approach from a comparative bibliometric study of the last 15 years WP23/04 – RICHEZ-BATTESTI N./ CAIRO-CROCCO M. – Concrete Utopias in Marseille (France): When the Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE) inspires. WP23/03 – LUCAS Y. – Democracy and Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE) – The example of mutual health insurance in France WP23/02 – POUZOULET M. – De la personnalisation à l’institutionnalisation de l’économie sociale et solidaire (ESS) aux Nations Unies. Entre innovation et continuité de la bureaucratie WP23/01 – POUZOULET M. – From personalization to institutionalization of the Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE) at the United Nations. Between innovation and continuity of bureaucracy
2023
WP22/06 – BASSI A. – From “Social Impact” to “Social Value”. A holistic approach to the SSE Worth’ Measurement WP22/05 – KOESSL G. – Das System des gemeinnützigen Wohnbaus in Österreich: Kostenmieten, revolvierende Fonds und ökonomische Auswirkungen WP22/04 – KOESSL G. – The system of limited-profit housing in Austria: cost-rents, revolving funds, and economic impacts WP22/03 – PASTORELLI G./ COSTANTINI A./ BARCO SERRANO S. – Social and green economies in the Mena region: through sustainability, public policies and SDGs WP22/02 – COSTANTINI A./ SEBILLO A. – Gender Equality and Women Empowerment in Social Economy Enterprises: Enablers and Barriers WP22/01 – FLORIO M./ CASTELNOVO P./ LUPI V./ MORRETTA V./ VURCHIO D./ ZIRULIA L./ DI CIACCIO S./ PIERMARIA M. – The Socio-Economic Impact of Public Policies in the Space Sector in Italy
2022
WP21/09 – OUCHENE B. – L’exploitation des hydrocarbures en Algérie : de la richesse à la gouvernance défaillante et à la corruption WP21/08 – VUOTTO M./ ESTRAGÓ A. – About Statistics on Cooperatives in Argentina WP21/07 – BARNA C./ REBELEANU C. – Challenges of impact measurement in an emergent social economy. An exploratory research in Romania WP21/06 – NAGAO MENEZES D.F./ PEREIRA MORAIS L. – The Public Private Partnerships of the Social and Solidarity Economy in Brazil – Study of the Recycling Enterprises and their Economic and Legal Relations with the Public Power WP21/05 – OPINCARU I.S. – A Journey of Evaluation and Impact Measurement – Accounts of Setting up a Monitoring and Evaluation Framework in a Romanian Social Economy Organisation WP21/04 – BIDET E./ RICHEZ-BATTESTI N. – Social and Solidarity Economy perimeter and measurement in France: why we need to foster controversies and co-produce data WP21/03 – FLORIO M. – Patents for Covid-19 vaccines are based on public research: a case study on the privatization of knowledge WP21/02 – PLAISANCE G. – Corporate social responsibility in non-profit organizations: Beyond the evidence WP21/01– BERNARDI A./ BERRANGER C./ MANNELLA A./ MONNI S./ REALINI A. – A Global but not Spontaneous Firm: Co-operatives and the Solidarity Funds in Italy
2021
WP20/17 – PIERI N./ DÍAZ-FONCEA M./ MARCUELLO C./ TORTIA E. – Social Incubators and Social Innovation in Cities: A Qualitative Analysis WP20/16 – MARTINEZ C./ MOREIRA V./ BARREIROS R./ WEYMER A. – Determining Factors of Loyalty in Brazilian Agricultural Cooperatives WP20/15 – RIJPENS J./ BOUCHARD M.J./ GRUET E./ SALATHÉ-BEAULIEU G. – Social Impact Bonds: Promises versus facts. What does the recent scientific literature tell us? WP20/14 – JANY-CATRICE F. – Une économie politique des mesures d’impact social WP20/13 – BIJMAN J./ HANISCH M. – Understanding the heterogeneity among agricultural cooperatives WP20/12 – DUFOUR B./ PETRELLA F./ RICHEZ-BATTESTI N. – Understanding social impact assessment through public value theory: A comparative analysis on work integration social enterprises (WISEs) in France and Denmark WP20/11 – BRÜLISAUER S./ COSTANTINI A./ PASTORELLI G. – The Digital Social Economy – Managing and Leveraging Platforms and Blockchain for a People-Centred Digital Transformation WP20/10 – SCHINNERL M./ GREILING D. – Local Civil Regimes for Combating Child Poverty: Insights from the Austrian and Belgian Corporatist Welfare States WP20/09 – CASTAÑEDA F./ BROWN E./ CLOKE J./ GIL F.J./ GONZÁLEZ M./ CISTERNAS C. – Social Inclusion: The Higher Education Sector in Chile and in the United Kingdom WP20/08 – FLORIO M. – Biomed Europa: after the coronavirus, a public infrastructure to overcome the pharmaceutical oligopoly WP20/07 – BAUBY P. – La gouvernance des entreprises publiques en situation de monopole WP20/06 – ANANIA P./ NADE P. – In the Quest for Semi-Industrialized Economy: Strategies for Agricultural-Based Industrialization through Co-operatives in Tanzania WP20/05 – PAUL E./ FECHER F./ DEVILLE C./ NDIAYE Y./ SALL F.L./ SAMBIÉNI N.E./ MELONI R./ PORIGNON D. – Long Way to Universal Health Coverage (UHC): Are Policy Dialogue Processes Appropriate to Negotiate Trade-Offs in Africa? The Cases of Benin and Senegal WP20/04 – WOLZ A./ ZHANG S./ DING Y. – Agricultural production cooperatives and agricultural development: Is there a niche after all? Findings from an exploratory survey in China WP20/03 – TOLBA T./ MORONCINI A./ KEHILA Y. – Le recouvrement des coûts : un défi pour une gestion durable des déchets ménagers en Algérie. Cas de la Commune d’Annaba WP20/02 – GAJAC O./ PELEK S. – L’Economie solidaire en Turquie et son écosystème : un avenir encore incertain WP20/01 – SUMNER J./ TARHAN M. D./ McMURTRY J. J. – Building Sustainable Local Food Solutions: How Canadian Indigenous Communities are Using the Social and Solidarity Economy to Implement Zero Hunger
2020
WP19/31 – BAUBY P. – The governance of State-owned Enterprises (SOEs) operating under monopoly situation WP19/30 – FAJARDO GARCÍA G. – Falsas cooperativas de trabajadores y medidas adoptadas por los poderes públicos en España para combatirlas WP19/29 – BASTIDA M./ OLVEIRA A. – La Red Eusumo: instrumento público al servicio los ODS en Galicia WP19/28 – PČOLINSKÁ L. – Overview of social economy development in Slovakia and its promoting as the employment solution for long-term unemployed and disabled ones WP19/27 – MARTINELLI F./ BOZZONI S./ CAROLI S./ TAMASCELLI F./ GUERINI G. – Platform Cooperativism in Italy and in Europe WP19/26 – CHAVES R./ MONZÓN J. L. – Buenas prácticas en las políticas públicas relativas a la economía social europea tras la crisis económica WP19/25 – CHAVES R./ MONZÓN J. L. – Best practices in public policies regarding the European Social Economy post the economic crisis WP19/24 – CHAVES R./ MONZÓN J. L. – Les bonnes pratiques en matière de politiques publiques relatives à l’économie sociale européenne, à la suite de la crise économique WP19/23 – CLAMP C./ AMENDAH E.R./ COREN C. – Shared-Services Cooperatives: Strengthening Local Economies through Collaboration WP19/22 – SPEAR R./ CHAN C. K M – Social Innovation – Scaling Social Impact: a Danish Case Study WP19/21 – OLLÉ-ESPLUGA L./ MUCKENHUBER J./ HADLER M. – Job Quality in Economy for the Common Good Firms in Austria and Germany WP19/20 – GIAGNOCAVO C./ HERNÁNDEZ CÁCERES D. – Creación de un nuevo bien común para las cooperativas agrícolas: Big data, TIC e intercambio de datos WP19/19 – NAGAO MENEZES D. F. – Self-Management Report in Brazil – Technical Concepts and Challenges WP19/18 – BEHRENDT G./ PETER S./ STERLY S./ HÄRING A. M. – Community financing in the German organic food sector: a key for sustainable food systems? WP19/17 – LAMBRU M./ PETRESCU C. – Social enterprises role in Romanian welfare system WP19/16 – DACHEUX É./ GOUJON D. – Vers un nouveau paradigme ancré dans les pratiques d’économie solidaire : le délibéralisme WP19/15 – OPINCARU I-S./ CRÂNGAȘU D. – Measuring the Impact of a Social Enterprise – Case Study CONCORDIA Bakery, Romania WP19/14 – COSTANTINI A./ PASTORELLI G./ SEBILLO A. – How Social Enterprises Contribute to Alternative Food Systems WP19/13 – BASSI A./ FABBRI A. – Workers BuyOut: why employee-owned enterprises are more resilient than corporate business in time of economic and financial crisis? The case of Emilia-Romagna Region WP19/12 – PERRIN A. – New Trends in the Social and Solidarity Economy Regarding Agriculture and Food: A Comparison between France and India WP19/11 – GASPARINI G.-L./ PROSPERO A. – ICT and Ethical Finance: Fostering Social Innovation and Financial Inclusion WP19/10 – VIGANÒ F./ SALUSTRI A. – Partnering with Civil Society Organizations. The role of volunteers and not for profit organizations in the provision of welfare services WP19/09 – FUJIWARA N. – International City Network and Public-Private Cooperation for Urban Water-Environment Management: A Study of Japanese Public Water Services’ Overseas Expansion WP19/08 – DRIGUEZ L. – De l’intérêt de créer un nouveau concept : la lucrativité limitée WP19/07 – BOUAZZA A./ NAFIL Y. – Rôle de l’Innovation Sociale dans le Développement Socioéconomique au Maroc : Premières Constatations à partir de la Littérature, et Etude de Cas de 4 Associations Socialement Innovantes WP19/06 – BORZAGA C./ CALZARONI M./ CARINI C./ LORI M. – Italian cooperatives: an analysis of their economic performances, employment characteristics and innovation processes based on combined used of official data WP19/05 – CHAVES R./ MONZÓN J.L. – Recente ontwikkelingen in de sociale economie in de Europese Unie WP19/04 – CHAVES R./ MONZÓN J.L. – Die jüngsten Entwicklungen der Sozialwirtschaft in der Europäischen Union WP19/03 – CHAVES R./ MONZÓN J.L. – Evolución reciente de la economía social en la Unión Europea WP19/02 – CHAVES R./ MONZÓN J.L. – Recent Evolutions of the Social Economy in the European Union WP19/01 – CHAVES R./ MONZÓN J.L. – Evolutions récentes de l’économie sociale dans l’Union européenne
2019
WP18/13 – CHAVES ÁVILA R. / MONZÓN CAMPOS J.L. – La economía social ante los paradigmas económicos emergentes: innovación social, economía colaborativa, economía circular, responsabilidad social empresarial, economía del bien común, empresa social y economía solidaria WP18/12 – FONT-MAS M. – Plataformas de Capital versus Plataformas Sociales en la Economía Colaborativa: Punto de vista jurídico internacional WP18/11 – KADRI A. – Le système d’enseignement algérien, entre passé et présent WP18/10 – GARCÍA OLIVA J./ HALL H. – The Legal Framework on Education in England: Complexities and Shortcomings WP18/09 – FEFES M. – Greek legislation on rural co-operatives: A concise presentation WP18/08 – BANCE P. – Offrir des biens publics et des communs et revitaliser l’action publique dans le cadre d’un processus de “destruction créatrice” WP18/07 – BAUBY P./ HECHT C./ WARM S. – Water remunicipalisation in Berlin and Paris: Specific processes and common challenges WP18/06 – ALDASHEV G./ MARINI M./ VERDIER T. – Samaritan Bundles: Clustering in NGO Projects WP18/05 – VASTENAEKELS J./ PELENC J. – Investigating the potential of cooperatives to re-embed the economy: a multiple case study of food cooperatives in Belgium WP18/04 – APOSTOLAKIS G./ van DIJK G. – Cooperative organizations and members’ role: A new perspective WP18/03 – APOSTOLAKIS G./ VAN DIJK G. – Retirement concerns and planning of cooperative members: A study in the Dutch healthcare sector WP18/02 – BAJO A./ PRIMORAC M./ HANICH M. – The Financial Performance, Restructuring and Privatisation of the Shipyards in the Republic of Croatia WP18/01 – FLORIO M./ FERRARIS M./ VANDONE D. – State-Owned Enterprises: Rationales for Mergers and Acquisitions
2018
WP17/07 – CINGOLANI M. – Investissements publics nécessaires – Le rôle potentiel des banques publiques WP17/06 – PEREIRA MORAIS L. / BACIC M. J. – Social and Solidarity Economy as a tool for territorial development and socio-occupational inclusion WP17/05 – ALBANESE M./ NAVARRA C./ TORTIA E. – Equilibrium unemployment as a worker insurance device: Wage setting in worker owned enterprises WP17/04 – VALLET N./ DE NYS-KETELS S./ BYLEMANS M. – The Design of IEP Sites: Aiming for an Inclusive Economic Participation of Urban Citizens in Flanders WP17/03 – KADENDE F. – Les assureurs mutualistes actifs sur le marché de l’assurance municipale en Europe WP17/02 – MUSSON A./ ROUSSELIÈRE D. – Clap along if you know what happiness is to you! Wealth, Trust and Subjective Well-being WP17/01 – GÖLER von RAVENSBURG N. – Pupils’ cooperatives and the acquisition of competences for sustainable development
2017
WP16/13 – CAPONETTI L./ DEMERTZIS V./ SAK B. – Openbare diensten en opdrachten van openbare dienst in België – Stand van zaken WP16/12 – CAPONETTI L./ DEMERTZIS V./ SAK B. – Services publics et missions de service public en Belgique – Etat des lieux WP16/11 – CAPONETTI L. – Het Europese regelgevingskader voor openbare diensten: wetgeving, financiering en dwangen WP16/10 – CAPONETTI L. – Le cadre réglementaire européen en matière de services publics : législation, financement et contraintes WP16/09 – DEMERTZIS V. – Politiek-institutionele uitwerkingswijzen van de openbare diensten WP16/08 – DEMERTZIS V. – Modes d’élaboration politico-institutionnelle du service public WP16/07 – CAPONETTI L./ SAK B. – Hoe kan men de openbare diensten door hun verschillende facetten, missies en principes definiëren? WP16/06 – CAPONETTI L./ SAK B. – Comment définir le service public à travers ses différentes facettes, missions et principes ? WP16/05 – GREILING D./ KOSTAL T./ OBERMANN G. – Major Public Enterprises in Austria WP16/04 – MONZÓN CAMPOS J.L. – La Economía Social en la literatura económica y en los hechos: 30 años de historia del CIRIEC-España WP16/03 – VAN PUYVELDE S./ JEGERS M. – Heterogeneity and self-selection into nonprofit management WP16/02 – OUCHENE B./ MORONCINI A. – De la durabilité à la responsabilité envers les générations futures WP16/01 – DORION C. – Le financement de l’Économie Sociale au Québec
2016
WP15/20 – WILLNER J./ GRÖNBLOM S. – The Organisation of Services of General Interest in Finland WP15/19 – CLÒ S./ DI GIULIO M./ GALANTI M.T./ SORRENTINO M. – Italian State-Owned Enterprises After Decades of Reforms: Still Public? WP15/18 – CASTAÑEDA F./ BARRÍA D./ ASTORGA G. – Is the OECD Model Suitable for Strategic Public Enterprises in Terms of National Development? Reflections from CODELCO Case, Chile WP15/17 – AVCI S.B. – Major Public Enterprises in Turkey: 2005-2013 WP15/16 – JOHNSEN S. – Revisiting the concept of Social Enterprise in a Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) context: a social constructionist view WP15/15 – SILVA B./ BURGER R. – Financial vulnerability: an empirical study of Ugandan NGOs WP15/14 – LEITE J.S. – Municipalities and Social Economy. Lessons from Portugal WP15/13 – STERVINOU S./ BAYLE-CORDIER J./ NARVAIZA L./ ARAGON C./ ITURRIOZ C. – Worker cooperatives, a status to survive in a changing world or a status to change the world? Spain and France, two worldviews on worker cooperatives WP15/12 – SALUSTRI A./ MOSCA M./ VIGANÒ F. – Overcoming urban-rural imbalances: the role of cooperatives and social enterprises WP15/11 – BARNA C./ VAMESU A. – Credit Unions in Romania – a strong social enterprise model to combat financial exclusion and over indebtedness WP15/10 – SCHAEFER C./ WARM S. – Major Public Enterprises in Germany WP15/09 – BAJO A./ PRIMORAC M. – Major Public Enterprises in Croatia WP15/08 – BACCHIOCCHI E./ FERRARI M./ FLORIO M./VANDONE D. – State-Owned Banks: Acquirers in M&A deals WP15/07 – VENABLES T. – Rough Guide to the Impact of the Crisis on the Third Sector in Europe WP15/06 – MELIÁ MARTÍ E./ CARNICER ANDRÉS Ma.P. – Organizational models for the major agri-food cooperative groups in the European Union WP 15/05 – MERTENS S./ MARÉE M. – Que “produit” l’entreprise d’économie sociale ? WP15/04 – DEMOUSTIER D./ BRALEY E./ GUÉRIN T./ RAULT D. – La construction de la statistique de l’économie sociale et solidaire (ESS) en France : une mobilisation progressive d’acteurs très divers WP15/03 – BOUCHARD M.J./ CRUZ FILHO P./ ST-DENIS M. – Cadre conceptuel de qualification des entités de l’économie sociale dans les statistiques WP15/02 – ARTIS A./ BOUCHARD M.J./ ROUSSELIÈRE D. – L’économie sociale compte-t-elle ? Comment la compte-t-on ? Représentations de l’économie sociale à travers les indicateurs statistiques WP15/01 – GILLES R.P./ LAZAROVA E.A./ RUYS P.H.M – Stability in a Network Economy: The Role of Institutions
2015
WP14/17 – KOSTAL T./ MICHALITSCH V./ OBERMANN G. – Local Public Transport in Vienna by Wiener Linien – Governance and Provision of Services WP14/16 – CABO P./ REBELO J. – The Efficiency of the Portuguese Agricultural Credit Co-operatives Governance Model WP14/15 – ALIX N./ BAUDET A. – La mesure de l’impact social : facteur de transformation du secteur social en Europe WP14/14 – BANCEL J.-L./ BONED O. – Vertu retrouvée ou survie imposée, les banques coopératives dans l’après Coop Bank WP14/13 – RUYS P. H. M. – Architecture of an Economy with Social Enterprises: the Relational Capacity Approach WP14/12 – APARÍCIO MEIRA D. – The Portuguese Law on Social Economy WP14/11 – MAJDZINSKA K. – Aid and Support for the Social Economy in Poland – The Case of Social Cooperatives WP14/10 – PCOLINSKÁ L. – Social Economy, Its Perception and Possibilities of Its Development in Conditions of the Slovak Republic WP14/09 – ARANA LANDÍN S. – Can the Uncertainty Caused by the Questioning of Tax Measures in Relation to Cooperatives by the ECJ Be Solved? WP14/08 – ADAM S. – Social exclusion and work integration: Social cooperatives for people with mental health problems in Greece WP14/07 – BARNA C./ VAMESU A. – Reviving Social Economy in Romania – between emerging social enterprises in all sectors, surviving communist coops, and subsidiaries of globalization actors WP14/06 – GOETHALS C. – Relation entre l’opérateur de transport public à Bruxelles (STIB) et l’autorité organisatrice : entre asymétrie et coopération WP14/05 – BANCE P./ REY N. – The French Post WP14/04 – MANZI G./ FERRARI P.A. – Statistical methods for evaluating satisfaction with public services WP14/03 – CLÒ S./DEL BO C./ FERRARIS M./ FIORIO C./FLORIO M./VANDONE D. – Publicization versus Privatization: Recent worldwide evidence WP14/02 – SCHAEFFER C./ WARM S. – Berliner Wasserbetriebe (BWB) WP14/01 – SCHAEFFER C./ WARM S. – Berliner Wasserbetriebe (BWB) – Water and sewage company in Berlin
2014
WP13/11 – FECHER F./ BEN SEDRINE-LEJEUNE W. – Measuring the Economic Value of Cooperatives, Mutual Societies and Companies with social purposes in Belgium: A Satellite Account approach WP13/10 – MATTISSON O./ RAMBERG U. – Water and Sewage South (VA SYD) – Governance versus Ownership in Jointly Owned Local Government Organisations WP13/09 – SORRENTINO M./ SIMONETTA M. – Delivering ICT Shared Services to Local Governments: A new species of public enterprise? WP13/08 – CRESPI REGHIZZI O. – Milan’s water and sanitation service: from full direct provision to corporatization WP13/07 – BERNIER L. – La Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec : straddling between two worlds WP13/06 – ARAGÓN G./ BONIFAZ J.L. – The water and sanitation service provision in Peru WP13/05 – BIRD M.G. – In Turbulent Waters: British Columbia Ferry Service Inc., 1985-2012 WP13/04 – GREILING D. – Stadtwerke Köln: a market-based approach towards public service provision WP13/03 – DELPONTE L./ SORRENTINO M./ TURRI M./ VANDONE D. – The transformation of Milan’s city energy enterprise in a leading national industrial group WP13/02 – BAUBY P./ SIMILIE M.M. – La remunicipalisation de l’eau à Paris – Etude de cas WP13/01 – DOITCHINOVA J./ ZAIMOVA D. – The Third Sector importance: General perspectives and analysis for Bulgaria
2013
WP12/02 – ROY J./ REDJAH Y. – A new database on financial services cooperatives: description and first results WP12/01 – FECHER F./ LÉVESQUE B. – L’économie sociale et coopérative dans la revue du CIRIEC,Annales de l’économie publique, sociale et coopérative
2012
WP11/10 – NASIOULAS I. – Greek Social Economy at the crossroads – Law 4019/2011 and the institutionalization challenge WP11/09 – BAGNOLI L./ TOCCAFONDI S. – Reporting frameworks for social enterprises: a European overview WP11/08 – RICHEZ-BATTESTI N./ MALO M-C. – Des enjeux de gestion et de gouvernance : mutualisation des moyens et démocratie WP11/07 – ANTONIOLI B./ MASSARUTTO A. – Local public services: Facts, experiences and prospects WP11/06 – ZATTI A. – Local public services: Facts, experiences and prospects WP11/05 – BAUBY P. – Local public services: Facts, experiences and prospects WP11/04 – DJEMACI B./ AHMED ZAÏD-CHERTOUK M. – La gestion intégrée des déchets solides en Algérie. Contraintes et limites de sa mise en oeuvre WP11/03 – WADA N. – Municipal Solid Waste Management in Japan – Present Situation and Characteristics (article révisé en 2013) WP11/02 – KUSUDA S. – Water Supply Utility Businesses in Japan WP11/01 – MIZUTANI F./ SAITO S. – Maintaining Local Transport Services in Japan
2011
The municipal waste management sector in Europe: shifting boundaries between public service and the market(Synthesis report)
New organizational models in European Local Public Transport: from Myth to Reality (Synthesis report)
Water services: what are the main challenges? (Synthesis report)
WP10/12 – MATTISSON O./ THOMASSON A. – The water sector in Sweden WP10/11 – GOETHALS C. – Les transports publics urbains en Belgique WP10/10 – DJEMACI B. – Le service public français des déchets. Analyse nationale et étude de cas : Paris, Rouen et Besançon WP10/09 – COLLIGNON A./ GATHON H.-J. – Les déchets en Belgique WP10/08 – BAUBY P. – Le système français de gestion de l’eau WP10/07 – MARSAL C. – Les mécanismes cognitifs de gouvernance : un atout pour les banques mutuelles WP10/06 – ZADRA-VEIL C. – Urban Transport in France WP10/05 – SÉGUIN M./ GUERRERO S. – Le tandem président – directeur général au sein de coopératives financières canadiennes : la compétence du leadership WP10/04 – BRAZDA J. et al. – Genossenschaften und Weltwirtschaftskrise der 1930er-Jahre WP10/03 – DIZY MENÉNDEZ D./ RUIZ CAÑETE O. – The Spanish Waste Sector: Waste Collection, Transport and Treatment WP10/02 – MARTÍN URBANO P.et al. – Spanish Local and Regional Public Transport WP10/01 – MASSARUTTO A. – Municipal waste management in Italy
2010
WP09/11 – WACKERBAUER J. – The Water Sector in Germany WP09/10 – KLIEN M./LOSER P. – Austrian Waste Sector WP09/09 – KLIEN M. – Water Services in Austria WP09/08 – LOSER P. – Austrian Local and Regional Public Transport WP09/07 – COLLIGNON A./ GATHON H.-J. – Management of water services in Belgium WP09/06 – COLLIGNON A./ GATHON H.-J. – La gestion des services d’eau en Belgique WP09/05 – LA SERNA C. – The reflexive assembly. Embryo of a virtuous circle in evaluating the cooperative social economy WP09/04 – RUIZ CAÑETE O./ DIZY MENÉNDEZ D. – The Water Sector in Spain WP09/03 – BAUBY P. – The French system of water services WP09/02 – DJEMACI B. – Public waste management services in France. National analysis and case studies of Paris, Rouen and Besançon WP09/01 – BARDELLI L./ ROBOTTI L. – The Water Sector in Italy
2009
WP08/09 – TARSIM A – L’efficience du secteur ferroviaire européen : Analyse stochastique des effets de la réforme et de la qualité des services WP08/08 – OSCULATI F./ZATTI A. – Local Public Transport in Italy: The Long and Tortuous Way of a Tentative Reform WP08/07 – RICHEZ-BATTESTI N./ORY J-N/ GIANFALDONI P. – Quelle gouvernance partenariale dans les banques coopératives françaises ? Marché, réseau et proximité WP08/06 – NICOLAU I./ SIMAENS A. – Strategic Management in Social Economy – an overview of Social Solidarity Cooperatives in Portugal WP08/05 – VAESKEN P./ ZAFIROPOULOU M. – Economie Sociale : une pratique de régulation territoriale WP08/04 – ARCHAMBAULT E. – L’économie sociale en France dans une perspective européenne WP08/03 – PRENDERGAST K./ BYRNE N./ WARD M. – An analysis of the relationship between the credit union board and the manager – The managers perspective WP08/02 – CHAVES R./ MONZÓN CAMPOS J.L. – The Social Economy in the European Union WP08/01 – CHAVES R./ MONZÓN CAMPOS J.L. – L’économie sociale dans l’Union européenne
2008
WP07/07 – OETTLE K. – On the relationship of regulated intra-model railway competition and land traffic substitution competition WP07/06 – JULIA-IGUAL J.F./ MELIA E. – Social Economy and the Cooperative Movement in Europe: Input to a New Vision of Agriculture and Rural Development in the Europe of the 25 WP07/05 – ROUSSEAU F. – L’évaluation de l’utilité sociale : une injonction de la puissance publique ? Constats et réflexions sur l’expérimentation « Évaluation de l’utilité sociale » WP07/04 – RICHEZ-BATTESTI N. – Gouvernance coopérative et épreuve identitaire : une application aux banques coopératives en France WP07/03 – TICAR B. – A New Legal Institute of Slovenian Law : Public-Private Partnership WP07/02 – THIRY B. – Quel cadre légal pour les services d’intérêt économique général ? Analyse comparative de cinq projets de “directive-cadre” WP07/01 – DUJARDIN A. – Analyse des organisations mutualistes pour le financement de la santé en Afrique de l’Ouest. Le cas du Bénin
2007