Social and solidarity economy

Part 1 of ebook "Encyclopedia of the social and solidarity economy: A collective work of the United Nations Inter-Agency task force on SSE (UNTFSSE)" provides readers with contents including: histories, concepts and theories; activism and social movements; community economies; globalization and alter-globalization; moral economy and human economy; actors and organizations; associations and associationism; community-based organizations;...

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Continued part 1, part 2 of ebook "Encyclopedia of the social and solidarity economy: A collective work of the United Nations Inter-Agency task force on SSE (UNTFSSE)" provides readers with contents including: linkages to development; care and home support services; culture, sports and leisuresectors; energy, water and wastemanagement sectors; information and communication technology (ICT); enabling environment and governance; co-optation, isomorphism and instrumentalisation; participation, governance, collective action and democracy;...

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Faced with unprecedented challenges, linked to inequalities, exclusion, access to resources and services, the social and solidarity economy (SSE) combines productive activities, ecological, civic and social objectives.

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This Report illustrates the vigorous efforts being undertaken by many developing countries to catch up with their more developed partners in the dissemination and use of ICT. However, it also shows that the gaps are still far too wide and the catching-up far too uneven for the promise of a truly global information society, with its attendant benefits for sustainable social and economic development, to materialize without the sustained engagement of national Governments, the business sector and civil society, and the tangible solidarity of the international community...

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The concept of the division of labour in production has a long genealogy stretching back to the seventeenth century and before, and it recurs repeatedly in the writings of economists and other social theorists down to the present time. In economics, the concept plays a major role in studies of industrial organization, productivity, and trade. In sociology, it has been of major signiWcance as the linchpin of the distinction Wrst proposed by Durkheim (1893) between mechanical and organic solidarity in society....

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