Eco-Social Transformation and Community-Based Economy provides a transdisciplinary conception of community based socially productive approaches to eco-social transformation and sustainability.
Eco-Social Transformation and Community-Based Economy provides a transdisciplinary conception of community based socially productive approaches to eco-social transformation and sustainability.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Susanne Elsen is professor for social sciences at the free University of Bolzano, Italy. She has long-term experience in transformative research, development and training in fields of social and solidarity economy and community-based development in- and outside of Europe. Her emphasis as researcher and activist lies in eco-social development and transformation with a special focus on integrative and participative socio-economic solutions for disadvantaged rural and urban areas.
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Acknowledgements Chapter 1: Why is community economy a central task of eco-social transformation? Eco-social challenges and community-based economy The new limits of growth The necessity of a new great transformation Prosperity or Growth? Human needs and aspirations A new social contract Demographic change and post growth society Work and productivity in a post growth society Chapter 2: What is Community-Based Economy? Differences matter Reproduction and eco-social transformation Embedded Economy - Polanyi's legacy Diversity matters Hybridity and Civil-Society Ownership, Commons and Communing: Ostrom's legacy Social capital and economic transaction for resilient communities The economy of the whole house - a heterodox perspective Chapter 3: Social and Solidarity Economy A retrospection What is Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE)? Fields, purposes and effects of Social and Solidarity Economy Third sector organizations and their potential for social innovation New institutional arrangements and de-commodification The potential of cooperatives The Italian Version Social Agriculture Urban Agriculture Community supported Agriculture (CSA) Solidarity Purchase Groups in Italy (GAS) Cooperative energy supply Alternative and complementary currency Time-based exchange systems Repairing, Re-using, Recycling: Community workshops and repair cafés against planned obsolescence Prospect Chapter 4: How can Community-Based Economy be (re)built? Re-localization, pluralization and economic subsidiarity Community Development and social innovation Transformative research as means of community development Community-based participative planning and development - a retrospect and future perspective New approaches in rural restoration Reclaiming and managing the commons Unconditional basic income Reframing and re-embedding socio-economic transaction Chapter 5: Case Studies: Their background and societal impact Libera Terra - Social Cooperatives combatting the Power of Mafia Organizations in Italy Riace - a small South-Italian village as a model for Europe A multi-stakeholder network counteracting new slavery in Italian agriculture Cosmopolitan Hospitality: Grand Hotel Cosmopolis The sixth Continent: The House of Solidarity Social Agriculture in Italian Prisons Organizing citizen interests in a community cooperative Revitalizing a village by hosting elderly people A network to foster local alternatives: Social Economy Basel Conclusions Index
Acknowledgements Chapter 1: Why is community economy a central task of eco-social transformation? Eco-social challenges and community-based economy The new limits of growth The necessity of a new great transformation Prosperity or Growth? Human needs and aspirations A new social contract Demographic change and post growth society Work and productivity in a post growth society Chapter 2: What is Community-Based Economy? Differences matter Reproduction and eco-social transformation Embedded Economy - Polanyi's legacy Diversity matters Hybridity and Civil-Society Ownership, Commons and Communing: Ostrom's legacy Social capital and economic transaction for resilient communities The economy of the whole house - a heterodox perspective Chapter 3: Social and Solidarity Economy A retrospection What is Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE)? Fields, purposes and effects of Social and Solidarity Economy Third sector organizations and their potential for social innovation New institutional arrangements and de-commodification The potential of cooperatives The Italian Version Social Agriculture Urban Agriculture Community supported Agriculture (CSA) Solidarity Purchase Groups in Italy (GAS) Cooperative energy supply Alternative and complementary currency Time-based exchange systems Repairing, Re-using, Recycling: Community workshops and repair cafés against planned obsolescence Prospect Chapter 4: How can Community-Based Economy be (re)built? Re-localization, pluralization and economic subsidiarity Community Development and social innovation Transformative research as means of community development Community-based participative planning and development - a retrospect and future perspective New approaches in rural restoration Reclaiming and managing the commons Unconditional basic income Reframing and re-embedding socio-economic transaction Chapter 5: Case Studies: Their background and societal impact Libera Terra - Social Cooperatives combatting the Power of Mafia Organizations in Italy Riace - a small South-Italian village as a model for Europe A multi-stakeholder network counteracting new slavery in Italian agriculture Cosmopolitan Hospitality: Grand Hotel Cosmopolis The sixth Continent: The House of Solidarity Social Agriculture in Italian Prisons Organizing citizen interests in a community cooperative Revitalizing a village by hosting elderly people A network to foster local alternatives: Social Economy Basel Conclusions Index
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