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14 publications

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6 case studies

21 analyses

  • Rio+20: Progress o procrastination?

    Judith Hitchman, Martine Theveniaut, July 2012

  • Working Paper Innovation and Collective Entrepreneurship

    International Forum on Social and Solidarity Economy, FIESS 2011

    Roger Spear, October 2011

  • Working Paper Territory and Local Development: A Place-based Perspective

    International Forum on Social and Solidarity Economy, FIESS 2011

    Neil Bradford, October 2011

  • Marketing on local markets

    September 2010

  • Resource Productivity Dynamics: a Cross-Country Overview and Policies

    Contribution to the 3rd International Wuppertal Colloquium on „Sustainable Growth and Resource Productivity – Harnessing Industry and Policy Towards Eco-Innovation”, Brussels, Sep 4 – 6, 2010

    Raimund Bleischwitz, September 2010

  • From where our food will come

    Sunita Narain, August 2010

  • Public Policy for the Social Economy: Building a people-centred economy in Canada

    PUBLIC POLICY Paper Series Cahiers SUR les POLITIQUEs PUBLIQUEs Number 03 - jun e 2010

    Sarah Amyot, Rupert Downing, Crystal Tremblay, June 2010

  • Public Policy Trends and Instruments Supporting the Social Economy: International Experiences

    This paper highlights public policy trends and instruments from around the world that use the Social Economy as a framework to enhance socio-economic development and environmental sustainability.

    Crystal Tremblay, April 2010

  • Advancing the Social Economy for Socio-economic Development: International perspectives

    The growing attention to the concept of the Social Economy (SE) is indicative of efforts to address inter-related social, economic and environmental issues affecting the sustainable development of people, communities, and nations, and the inter-dependent nature of global human development.

    Crystal Tremblay, March 2010

  • Lokale Soziale Ökonomie. Lern- und Studienmaterial

    Ein Europäisches Curriculum für Praktiker, Unterstützer und Multiplikatoren in Sozialen Unternehmen

    Karl Birkhölzer, September 2009

  • Local Social Economy Learning Package

    A European Curriculum for Social Enterprise Practitioners and Supporters

    Karl Birkhölzer, September 2009

  • The Social Contract for Housing, Ecuador

    Silvana Ruiz Pozo, 2009

  • A socio-economic agenda for the 21st century

    In 2004 the Workgroup on Solidarity Socio-Economy launched a project to define a Socio-economic Agenda for the 21st century based on various proposals. This document is the version of the Strategic Agenda proposed after the last discussions in 2005.

    Pierre Johnson, January 2006

  • Elaboration of the concept of ecological debt - Part 5

    Part 5 of a five-part report on ecological debt: in 2003, several departments of Ghent University (Belgium) - in cooperation with the Belgian NGO VODO - have been working on a research project on ecological debt. The research was ordered by the Belgian development cooperation and aimed at clarifying the concept of ecological debt and studying its applicability to Belgian and international policy. The report has about 230 pages and is divided into five sections. It can be downloaded from the website of the Centre for Sustainable Development (Ghent University), where the executive summary of the report (in English and in Dutch) is also available, as well as a Powerpoint presentation with an overview of the main results: http://cdonet.rug.ac.be/onderzoek/ecological_debt

    Paredis Erik, September 2004

  • Elaboration of the concept of ecological debt - Part 4

    Part 4 of a five-part report on ecological debt: in 2003, several departments of Ghent University (Belgium) - in cooperation with the Belgian NGO VODO - have been working on a research project on ecological debt. The research was ordered by the Belgian development cooperation and aimed at clarifying the concept of ecological debt and studying its applicability to Belgian and international policy. The report has about 230 pages and is divided into five sections. It can be downloaded from the website of the Centre for Sustainable Development (Ghent University), where the executive summary of the report (in English and in Dutch) is also available, as well as a Powerpoint presentation with an overview of the main results: http://cdonet.rug.ac.be/onderzoek/ecological_debt

    Paredis Erik, September 2004

  • Elaboration of the concept of ecological debt - Part 2

    Part 2 of a five-part report on ecological debt: in 2003, several departments of Ghent University (Belgium) - in cooperation with the Belgian NGO VODO - have been working on a research project on ecological debt. The research was ordered by the Belgian development cooperation and aimed at clarifying the concept of ecological debt and studying its applicability to Belgian and international policy. The report has about 230 pages and is divided into five sections. It can be downloaded from the website of the Centre for Sustainable Development (Ghent University), where the executive summary of the report (in English and in Dutch) is also available, as well as a Powerpoint presentation with an overview of the main results: http://cdonet.rug.ac.be/onderzoek/ecological_debt

    Paredis Erik, September 2004

  • Elaboration of the concept of ecological debt - Part 1

    Part 1 of a five-part report on ecological debt: in 2003, several departments of Ghent University (Belgium) - in cooperation with the Belgian NGO VODO - have been working on a research project on ecological debt. The research was ordered by the Belgian development cooperation and aimed at clarifying the concept of ecological debt and studying its applicability to Belgian and international policy. The report is about 230 pages long and is divided into five sections. t can be downloaded from the website of the Centre for Sustainable Development (Ghent University), where the executive summary of the report (in English and in Dutch) is also available, as well as a Powerpoint presentation with an overview of the main results: http://cdonet.rug.ac.be/onderzoek/ecological_debt

    Paredis Erik, September 2004

  • Elaboration of the concept of ecological debt - Executive Summary

    An executive summary, in English and Dutch, of a five-part report on ecological debt. It can also be downloaded from the website of the Centre for Sustainable Development (Ghent University), where the full report is available, as well as a Powerpoint presentation with an overview of the main results: http://cdonet.rug.ac.be/onderzoek/ecological_debt

    Paredis Erik, September 2004

  • A New European Socioeconomic Perspective

    Review of Social Economy, VOL. LXI, NO. 3, September 2003

    Jean-Louis Laville, September 2003

  • Development and the State: A Changing Vision

    Development is a topic that can’t be dealt with without referring to the role of state intervention. The debate over state intervention, its goals and the extent of its application, has been a recurring one for more than three centuries. As far back as the 18th century, there have been several conflicting visions: was it necessary to let an unregulated market follow its natural course (resulting in an optimal allocation of resources), as some economists, like J-B. Say or A. Smith, recommended? Or rather, was it necessary that the state intervene, in particular so as to protect infant industries? (cf. F. List).

    Pierre Judet, January 2001

  • Finance for local development: New solutions for public-private action

    This handbook, one of the outcomes of a project “Getting the Framework Right: Public Support Strategies and Measures for Local and Micro-finance” shows good practice internationally in public support for local and micro-finance; and how to develop and implement policy instruments to give effective support to local and micro-finance in one’s own territory.

    2001

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