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Selected Contents: Introduction: Cooperative Theory and Applications for the 21st Century, Christopher D. Merrett and Norman WalzerPart I. Understanding Cooperative Theory1. History of Cooperatives, Brett Fairbairn2. The Evolution of the Cooperative Model, Kim Zeuli3. Obstacles to Cooperation, Lee EgerstromPart II. Public Policy Issues4. Legal Framework of Cooperative Development, Mark J. Hanson5. Finance and Taxation, Jeffrey S. RoyerPart III. Management Issues6. Understanding Cooperative Behavior: The Prisoners Dilemma Approach, Joan Fulton7. Creating Value in a Knowledge-Based Agriculture:…mehr

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Selected Contents: Introduction: Cooperative Theory and Applications for the 21st Century, Christopher D. Merrett and Norman WalzerPart I. Understanding Cooperative Theory1. History of Cooperatives, Brett Fairbairn2. The Evolution of the Cooperative Model, Kim Zeuli3. Obstacles to Cooperation, Lee EgerstromPart II. Public Policy Issues4. Legal Framework of Cooperative Development, Mark J. Hanson5. Finance and Taxation, Jeffrey S. RoyerPart III. Management Issues6. Understanding Cooperative Behavior: The Prisoners Dilemma Approach, Joan Fulton7. Creating Value in a Knowledge-Based Agriculture: A Theory of New Generation Cooperatives, Peter GoldsmithPart IV. Cooperatives in Economic Development8. The Challenges Facing Cooperative Marketers and Bargaining Cooperatives in Today's Food Systems, David Schaffner9. Producer Marketing Through Cooperatives, Randall E. Torgerson10. Measuring the Economic Impact of Producer Cooperatives, F. Larry LeistritzPart V. Cooperatives in Community Development11. Consumer Ownership in Capitalist Economies: Applications of Theory to Consumer Cooperation, Ann Hoyt12. The Business of Relationships, Greg MacLeod
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Christopher D. Merrett is an associate professor of geography at the Illinois Institute for Rural Affairs and the Department of Geography at Western Illinois University. He researches local responses to globalization, with a specific focus on co-ops and cooperative development. He has written two books, many journal articles, and numerous reports examining the effectiveness of New Generation Cooperatives as a tool for local community development. Most recently, he has written on social justice issues. Norman Walzer is a professor of economics and founding director of the Illinois Institute for Rural Affairs at Western Illinois University. He has published extensively on rural community and economic development, local public finance, and Brownfields issues. His most recent work has been on New Generation Cooperatives as an economic development policy. He serves on many boards and commissions and works with local and state agencies on a variety of rural development issues. Norman Walzer is a professor of Economics and founding director of the Illinois Institute for Rural Affairs at Western Illinois University.