Titlebook: Cooperatives and Socialism; A View from Cuba Camila Pi?eiro Harnecker (Professor and researcher Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of

天賦

思想靈活

昏暗

The Women’s Movement in the Soviet Unionatives as an alternative for the social organization of production. Also, the 1940 Constitution contained references to state support for the formation of cooperatives. However, that was never implemented, and the de facto cooperatives that existed at the time actually were associations, because Cuba did not have any laws on cooperatives.

平躺

Historical Background and Legal Changes of cooperatives in Cuba occurred before social ones. The laws that ruled on the island came from the colonial power, Spain, where the prevailing situation led to the regulating of de facto cooperatives as “associations” of individuals.

裙帶關系

Building Alternatives beyond Capitalirst century began, mass mobilizations slowly began to change the relationship of forces. Popular uprisings (Ecuador 2000, Argentina 2001, and Bolivia 2003) exploded in opposition to the fanatical implementation of neoliberal policies, gaining enough force to overthrow governments and change the prevailing neoliberal climate.

冥想后

Felicitous

裹住

Forty Years of Self-Management in Popular Housing in Uruguay: The “FUCVAM Model”rightly considered one of the best ever approved by the Uruguayan Parliament). For the first time, it opened up the possibility of public financing for families to build the housing they needed without intermediaries.

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Solidarity Economy in Brazil: The Relevance of Cooperatives for the Historic Emancipation of Workerseptible resistance. On the other hand, since the late 1980s, we have seen large mobilizations by civil society that have brought social actors who previously were relegated to secondary or subservient roles to a national spotlight, as well as the appearance of new and diverse forms of popular organization in the economy.

背心

ued that this is the best economic reform alternative to neoliberal capitalism and authoritarian socialism in Cuba, and that this model can also radically transform other economies around the world.978-1-349-44735-0978-1-137-27775-6