Researching the Social Economy
Herausgeber: Mook, Laurie; Ryan, Sherida; Quarter, Jack
Researching the Social Economy
Herausgeber: Mook, Laurie; Ryan, Sherida; Quarter, Jack
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Researching the Social Economy enriches our understanding of how this important cluster of organizations contributes to Canadian society in both economic and social terms, and lays the groundwork for future study.
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Researching the Social Economy enriches our understanding of how this important cluster of organizations contributes to Canadian society in both economic and social terms, and lays the groundwork for future study.
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: University of Toronto Press
- Seitenzahl: 320
- Erscheinungstermin: 13. November 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 155mm x 33mm
- Gewicht: 676g
- ISBN-13: 9780802099532
- ISBN-10: 080209953X
- Artikelnr.: 30517947
- Verlag: University of Toronto Press
- Seitenzahl: 320
- Erscheinungstermin: 13. November 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 155mm x 33mm
- Gewicht: 676g
- ISBN-13: 9780802099532
- ISBN-10: 080209953X
- Artikelnr.: 30517947
Edited by Laurie Mook, Jack Quarter, and Sherida Ryan
1. What’s in a Name? by Laurie Mook, Jack Quarter, and Sherida Ryan
(University of Toronto)
2. A Portrait of the Ontario Social Economy by David M. Lasby and
Michael H. Hall (Imagine Canada), R. Mark Ventry and Denyse Guy
(Ontario Co-operative Association)
3. The Social Economy in Quebec: Towards a New Political Economy by
Marguerite Mendell (Concordia University) and Nancy Neamtan (Chantier
de l’économie sociale)
4. The Social Economy in Europe: Trends and Challenges by Roger Spear
(Open University)
5. A Comparative Analysis of Voluntary Sector/Government Relations in
Canada and England by Peter R. Elson (Mount Royal University)
Capturing Complexity: The Ontario Government Relationship with the
Social Economy Sector by Kathy L. Brock (Queen’s University)
Notes in the Margins: the Social Economy in Economics and Business
Textbooks by Daniel Schugurensky and Erica McCollum (OISE/University
of Toronto)
6. Mandatory High School Community Service in Ontario: Assessing and
Improving its Impact by Paulette Padanyi (University of Guelph), Mark
Baetz and Steven D. Brown (Wilfrid Laurier University), and Ailsa
Henderson (University of Edinburgh)
7. Strategic Partnerships: Community Climate Change Partners and
Resilience to Funding Cuts by Travis Gliedt, Paul Parker and Jennifer
Lynes (University of Waterloo)
8. The Online Social Economy: Canadian Nonprofits and the Internet by
Sherida Ryan Corporate Participation in the Social Economy:
Employer-supported Volunteering Programs by Agnes Meinhard (Ryerson
University), Femida Handy and Itay Greenspan (University of
Pennsylvania)
9. Work Stoppages in Canadian Social Economy Organizations by Kunle
Akingbola (OISE/University of Toronto & Toronto Rehabilitation
Institute)
10. Organic Farmers and the Social Economy: Positive Synergies for
Community Development by Jennifer Sumner and Sophie Llewelyn
(University of Guelph)
11. On the Challenges of Inclusion and the Co-operative Movement for
Francophone Immigrants in Ontario by Ginette Lafrenière (Wilfrid
Laurier University), Maike Zinabou (MSW), Matt Riehl (MSW) and Sandy
Hoy (MSW)
Conclusion by Laurie Mook, Jack Quarter, and Sherida Ryan
(University of Toronto)
2. A Portrait of the Ontario Social Economy by David M. Lasby and
Michael H. Hall (Imagine Canada), R. Mark Ventry and Denyse Guy
(Ontario Co-operative Association)
3. The Social Economy in Quebec: Towards a New Political Economy by
Marguerite Mendell (Concordia University) and Nancy Neamtan (Chantier
de l’économie sociale)
4. The Social Economy in Europe: Trends and Challenges by Roger Spear
(Open University)
5. A Comparative Analysis of Voluntary Sector/Government Relations in
Canada and England by Peter R. Elson (Mount Royal University)
Capturing Complexity: The Ontario Government Relationship with the
Social Economy Sector by Kathy L. Brock (Queen’s University)
Notes in the Margins: the Social Economy in Economics and Business
Textbooks by Daniel Schugurensky and Erica McCollum (OISE/University
of Toronto)
6. Mandatory High School Community Service in Ontario: Assessing and
Improving its Impact by Paulette Padanyi (University of Guelph), Mark
Baetz and Steven D. Brown (Wilfrid Laurier University), and Ailsa
Henderson (University of Edinburgh)
7. Strategic Partnerships: Community Climate Change Partners and
Resilience to Funding Cuts by Travis Gliedt, Paul Parker and Jennifer
Lynes (University of Waterloo)
8. The Online Social Economy: Canadian Nonprofits and the Internet by
Sherida Ryan Corporate Participation in the Social Economy:
Employer-supported Volunteering Programs by Agnes Meinhard (Ryerson
University), Femida Handy and Itay Greenspan (University of
Pennsylvania)
9. Work Stoppages in Canadian Social Economy Organizations by Kunle
Akingbola (OISE/University of Toronto & Toronto Rehabilitation
Institute)
10. Organic Farmers and the Social Economy: Positive Synergies for
Community Development by Jennifer Sumner and Sophie Llewelyn
(University of Guelph)
11. On the Challenges of Inclusion and the Co-operative Movement for
Francophone Immigrants in Ontario by Ginette Lafrenière (Wilfrid
Laurier University), Maike Zinabou (MSW), Matt Riehl (MSW) and Sandy
Hoy (MSW)
Conclusion by Laurie Mook, Jack Quarter, and Sherida Ryan
1. What’s in a Name? by Laurie Mook, Jack Quarter, and Sherida Ryan
(University of Toronto)
2. A Portrait of the Ontario Social Economy by David M. Lasby and
Michael H. Hall (Imagine Canada), R. Mark Ventry and Denyse Guy
(Ontario Co-operative Association)
3. The Social Economy in Quebec: Towards a New Political Economy by
Marguerite Mendell (Concordia University) and Nancy Neamtan (Chantier
de l’économie sociale)
4. The Social Economy in Europe: Trends and Challenges by Roger Spear
(Open University)
5. A Comparative Analysis of Voluntary Sector/Government Relations in
Canada and England by Peter R. Elson (Mount Royal University)
Capturing Complexity: The Ontario Government Relationship with the
Social Economy Sector by Kathy L. Brock (Queen’s University)
Notes in the Margins: the Social Economy in Economics and Business
Textbooks by Daniel Schugurensky and Erica McCollum (OISE/University
of Toronto)
6. Mandatory High School Community Service in Ontario: Assessing and
Improving its Impact by Paulette Padanyi (University of Guelph), Mark
Baetz and Steven D. Brown (Wilfrid Laurier University), and Ailsa
Henderson (University of Edinburgh)
7. Strategic Partnerships: Community Climate Change Partners and
Resilience to Funding Cuts by Travis Gliedt, Paul Parker and Jennifer
Lynes (University of Waterloo)
8. The Online Social Economy: Canadian Nonprofits and the Internet by
Sherida Ryan Corporate Participation in the Social Economy:
Employer-supported Volunteering Programs by Agnes Meinhard (Ryerson
University), Femida Handy and Itay Greenspan (University of
Pennsylvania)
9. Work Stoppages in Canadian Social Economy Organizations by Kunle
Akingbola (OISE/University of Toronto & Toronto Rehabilitation
Institute)
10. Organic Farmers and the Social Economy: Positive Synergies for
Community Development by Jennifer Sumner and Sophie Llewelyn
(University of Guelph)
11. On the Challenges of Inclusion and the Co-operative Movement for
Francophone Immigrants in Ontario by Ginette Lafrenière (Wilfrid
Laurier University), Maike Zinabou (MSW), Matt Riehl (MSW) and Sandy
Hoy (MSW)
Conclusion by Laurie Mook, Jack Quarter, and Sherida Ryan
(University of Toronto)
2. A Portrait of the Ontario Social Economy by David M. Lasby and
Michael H. Hall (Imagine Canada), R. Mark Ventry and Denyse Guy
(Ontario Co-operative Association)
3. The Social Economy in Quebec: Towards a New Political Economy by
Marguerite Mendell (Concordia University) and Nancy Neamtan (Chantier
de l’économie sociale)
4. The Social Economy in Europe: Trends and Challenges by Roger Spear
(Open University)
5. A Comparative Analysis of Voluntary Sector/Government Relations in
Canada and England by Peter R. Elson (Mount Royal University)
Capturing Complexity: The Ontario Government Relationship with the
Social Economy Sector by Kathy L. Brock (Queen’s University)
Notes in the Margins: the Social Economy in Economics and Business
Textbooks by Daniel Schugurensky and Erica McCollum (OISE/University
of Toronto)
6. Mandatory High School Community Service in Ontario: Assessing and
Improving its Impact by Paulette Padanyi (University of Guelph), Mark
Baetz and Steven D. Brown (Wilfrid Laurier University), and Ailsa
Henderson (University of Edinburgh)
7. Strategic Partnerships: Community Climate Change Partners and
Resilience to Funding Cuts by Travis Gliedt, Paul Parker and Jennifer
Lynes (University of Waterloo)
8. The Online Social Economy: Canadian Nonprofits and the Internet by
Sherida Ryan Corporate Participation in the Social Economy:
Employer-supported Volunteering Programs by Agnes Meinhard (Ryerson
University), Femida Handy and Itay Greenspan (University of
Pennsylvania)
9. Work Stoppages in Canadian Social Economy Organizations by Kunle
Akingbola (OISE/University of Toronto & Toronto Rehabilitation
Institute)
10. Organic Farmers and the Social Economy: Positive Synergies for
Community Development by Jennifer Sumner and Sophie Llewelyn
(University of Guelph)
11. On the Challenges of Inclusion and the Co-operative Movement for
Francophone Immigrants in Ontario by Ginette Lafrenière (Wilfrid
Laurier University), Maike Zinabou (MSW), Matt Riehl (MSW) and Sandy
Hoy (MSW)
Conclusion by Laurie Mook, Jack Quarter, and Sherida Ryan