Titlebook: Innovations for Circularity and Knowledge Creation; Participation and Co Andrea Bernardi,Massimiliano Mazzanti,Salvatore Mo Book 2024 The E

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The Cooperative Firm: An Old Institution for a New World,e challenges, and international relations problems facing the world today. This chapter stresses that cooperatives, despite being old institutions, provide a very modern contribution to addressing contemporary issues such as the green economy, the circular economy, sustainability, and the wellbeing

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The Anatomy of the Circular Economy: Goals, Strategies, Values and Scales,ptualizing the circular economy: an analysis of 114 definitions, Resources, Conservation & Recycling.; Rizos V., Tuokko K., Behrens A., (2017) The Circular Economy: A review of definitions, processes and impacts, CEPS Research Report, No. 2017/08/April 2017. .). The purpose of this chapter is to und

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Club Theory Perspective of Knowledge (and) Worker Cooperatives,nowledge, the most valuable asset, should be perceived as a club good and cooperatives may be defined as member-owned clubs. Communities of practice facilitate learning and share similar (knowledge) club-characteristics with cooperatives. The resilience of both cooperatives and communities of practi

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Circular Economy and Sustainability for the Provision of Drinking Water in Rural Areas. The Case ofince 1964, access to drinking water for rural sectors has been promoted especially through a health program to improve sanitary conditions and prevent diseases. A distinctive feature of drinking water and sanitation services provision in rural areas in Chile is that they are almost entirely provided