Chancellor Philip Hammond announced a series of measures that could affect co-ops
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Show filtersThe rise of populism: Can co-operatives save democracy?
'We understand that people are more than units of production and consumption in a voracious economy…
Working to build up Malawi’s co-op movement
Dr Amanda Benson from the Co-operative College on the development of a national sector body
Where state and co-operation meet: Case study from Malawi
'If the movement and governments work together to support the co-operative enterprises, the industry will realise…
Czech coffee co-op aims to prove that co-operation works
The reputation of co-ops suffered under communist rule but a new wave of organisations is working…
The past informs the present: The co-operative movement and anti-slavery
Were the early co-operators supporters of Lincoln and the Union?
Time is ticking for Brexit – but can it bring a new co-op vision?
'The effect Brexit negotiations seem to have had on experts is to leave them equally unsighted…
Where do co-ops fit within the FairShares model of enterprise?
Rory Ridley-Duff argued for a multi-stakeholder mindset at the UKSCS conference in Sheffield
Worker Co-op Solidarity Fund – when crowdsourcing meets co-op development
'We are now trying to reflect on why has this worked and how to make it…
How does Midcounties maintain its co-op values as it grows?
'The society has stayed true to its roots as it has grown by having strong and…
The Co-op Compass: How to review outcomes and performance
Gill Gardner, secretary of the Co-op Group’s National Members Council, discusses a methodology created to fit…
