Co-op law expert Dante Cracogna expands on the idea of concern for community
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Show filtersCould deliberative mini-publics improve democratic member control in co-ops?
Deliberative mini-publics involve selecting a diverse body of citizens randomly to reason together about an issue
Meet… Vernon Oakes, co-operative advocate and radio host
'We need more politicians to understand co-ops and put in policies that help create co-ops and…
Sam Nordland on worker co-ops and co-op housing at scale
'We hope that workers.coop is able to mobilise and educate around worker co-ops in a more…
Meet … Julian Coles, outgoing CEO, Tamworth Co-op
'Our founder was William MacGregor and I have used his original chair for all my meetings.…
Pauline Green on politics, democracy and the future of co-operation
'We’re sort of mainstream, but not enough - there’s still people who don’t understand what a…
Meet … Andrew Whyte, CEO, Association of Finance Mutuals
'With the right policy and regulatory framework we could do so much more and be a…
Regulation, finance and the barriers to the UK housing co-op sector
'The current government has guaranteed many schemes in the housing sector ... We could do with…
Interview: Debbie White, chair of the Co-op Group
‘It’s so important to draw on our core principles and think about who we are and…
Meet… Chris Smith, producer of Talking Credit Unions
'It’s refreshing that the young generation of credit union managers appear to be embracing significant digital…
Interview: Jeroen Douglas, new director general, International Cooperative Alliance
'We are in a world that is volatile, complex and ambiguous ... I think co-ops can…
Annual Q&A: Elissa McCarter LaBorde, World Council of Credit Unions
The president and CEO of Woccu wants the sector to take leadership on 'financial inclusion with…
