Contents
Editorial – Paul Jones S1-Editorial-136
Peer Reviewed Papers
Wearing Two Hats – the Conflict Between Being an Agricultural Business
Customer and Shareholder S2-AlsemgeestSmit-136
Liezel Alsemgeest and A v A Smit
The Driving Forces and Economic Impact of Co-operative Membership:
Empirical Evidence from the Mexican Coffee Sector S3-PadronRubenBurger-136
Benigno Rodríguez Padrón, Ruerd Ruben and Kees Burger
Improving Autonomy in Indian Co-operatives – the Hyderabad Experience S4-Meyerueding-136
Jennifer Meyer-Ueding
Shorter Papers
The Study Group on European Cooperative Law (SGECOL): A new Scholarly Initiative S5-Snaith-136
Ian Snaith
Individual Problems Have Collective Solutions: Looking Back Towards a Welsh
Co-operative Future? S6-Burge-136
Alun Burge
Welsh Co-operative and Mutuals Commission Call for Evidence S7-Scottcato-136
Molly Scott Cato
Book Reviews S8-Reviews-136
Empire and Co-operation – how the British Empire used co-operatives in its
development strategies 1900-1970
By Dr Rita Rhodes
Reviewed by Hans-H Münkner
The Poor Had No Lawyers: Who Owns Scotland and How They Got It
By Andy Wightman
Reviewed by Martin Large
Co-operation: A Post-war Opportunity Missed?
By Alun Burge
Reviewed by Molly Scott Cato
Economic and Other Benefits of the Entrepreneurs’ Co-operative as a Specific Form of Enterprise Cluster
By Nicole Göler von Ravensburg
Reviewed by Gabrielle Ullrich
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