Marie Michael Library
Title
Rural Co-operatives and Sustainable Development
Author
Gertler, Michael
Description
This paper examines structural, economic, social, cultural, and political factors that affect the ability of co-operatives to implement more advanced forms of environmental management and sustainable development. The ideas presented are conceptual and preliminary. They are based on a heterodox analysis of co-operatives as social and economic organizations, and on empirical observation of the practices of agricultural-sector co-operatives in Costa Rica, Chile, and Canada.
File No
CSC-P01/1
Agency
Centre for the Study of Co-operatives (CSC)
Date
Jun-01
Subject(s)
Cooperation, Rural
Pages
30