This book analyses community owned businesses in countries around the world to show successful approaches and important strategies to improve access to essential services in vastly different economic contexts.
This book analyses community owned businesses in countries around the world to show successful approaches and important strategies to improve access to essential services in vastly different economic contexts.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
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Community Development Research and Practice Series
Norman Walzer, Ph.D., is a Professor Emeritus in the Illinois Institute for Rural Affairs located at Western Illinois University, USA. He was a Senior Research Scholar in the Center for Governmental Affairs at Northern Illinois University when the materials for this book were compiled. He has written extensively on local public finance and development issues with more than 25 books plus numerous scholarly and professional articles.
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1. Changing Uses of Community Supported Enterprises; 2. Financial CSEs: Lessons from North America; 3. Creating A Supportive Environment for Community Enterprises; 4. Community-Owned Pubs in Great Britain: Hubs of Community Enterprise; 5. Core Community Capitals and Impact on Successful Community Development; 6. St. Paul, Kansas' City-Owned Grocery Store: A Variation of the Community Supported Enterprise Approach; 7. Community Engagement or Community Service? Case Study of Italian Community Co-Operatives and Networks; 8. Taiwan Community-Based Enterprise as Development Strategy Toward Community Capacity Building; 9. Community Led Crowdfunding Fosters Rural Prosperity and Resiliency; 10. Social Enterprise, IDD and Community Supported Enterprises in Ontario Canada; 11. Applications of CSE Principles
1. Changing Uses of Community Supported Enterprises; 2. Financial CSEs: Lessons from North America; 3. Creating A Supportive Environment for Community Enterprises; 4. Community-Owned Pubs in Great Britain: Hubs of Community Enterprise; 5. Core Community Capitals and Impact on Successful Community Development; 6. St. Paul, Kansas' City-Owned Grocery Store: A Variation of the Community Supported Enterprise Approach; 7. Community Engagement or Community Service? Case Study of Italian Community Co-Operatives and Networks; 8. Taiwan Community-Based Enterprise as Development Strategy Toward Community Capacity Building; 9. Community Led Crowdfunding Fosters Rural Prosperity and Resiliency; 10. Social Enterprise, IDD and Community Supported Enterprises in Ontario Canada; 11. Applications of CSE Principles
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