The women of Jeju Island, who sell their catch through fishery co-ops, have undergone centuries of…
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Primer for the new economy: A beginner’s guide to the co-op movement
Book review: Co-op governance and regulation expert Ian Adderley offers a valuable introduction to the movement
Meet … Ian Adderley, expert on co-op governance and regulation
'There’s an invisibility of co-operatives when compared to other types of organisation ... so I felt…
Japan’s legislators adopt resolution calling for promotion of co-ops
Japan’s legislature the National Diet has adopted a resolution calling for the promotion of co-ops, to…
Unimed medical co-op responds to data leak reports
Unimed says the issue was resolved with no evidence of any sensitive data being leaked from…
Co-op and mutuals movements adjust to life on the cybercrime frontline
After the ransomware attack on the Co-op Group, we look at the threat to co-ops in…
Co-ops and rebalancing society: A story in numbers
The UK is looking to grow its co-op sector - but how should that work? Colin…
Canada’s Co-operators hands out $1.4m to causes in 2024
The finance co-op warned that more Canadians are needing support, putting pressure on charities as times…
How are the UK’s co-op retailers responding to the rise in online grocery?
'This is not a flash in the pan. Online grocery shopping will continue to gain share…
New board and president for Cooperatives Europe
New president Giuseppe Guerini will focus on 'defending economic democracy, strengthening policy dialogue, and making the…
Fairtrade Foundation launches Brew it Fair campaign to support tea workers
The campaign calls on UK tea drinkers, businesses and government to take action and support Fairtrade
News co-op goes back to print basics in its war on clickbait
The Leicester Gazette has launched a crowdfunder to launch a hard copy after its Facebook account…
