1st Edition
Social Alternatives in Southern Europe and Latin America Solidarity, Mutual Aid, and Cooperation in Comparative Perspective (19th–21st Centuries)
Introduction
Montserrat Duch-Plana and Josep M. Pons-Altés
1. Comparative Notes on the History of the Social and Solidarity Economy in Latin Europe
Jordi Estivill
2. The Old and New Uses of Communal Lands: How to Escape Commodification?
Pedro Hespanha
3. Mutuality and Cooperation in the Transition to Modernity (Portugal, 1834–1934)
Joana Dias Pereira
4. From Associationism to the Solidarity Economy: A Historical Perspective
Jean-Louis Laville
5. Hybridisation, Social Innovation and Commoning: The Experience of the Italian Cooperative Enterprises at the Turn of the Millennium
Patrizia Battilani
6. Mutualism in Chile, 1848–1990: Social Security, Sociopolitical Movement, and Space of Sociability in the Working Class
Fernando Venegas Espinoza
7. From Cooperation to Workers’ Control: “Defending Sources of Employment” in Argentina
Mirta Zaida Lobato
8. Mutual Benefit Societies in Spain from the Ancien Régime to 1936: Three Decades of Studies
Santiago Castillo
9. Associationism, Mutualism, and Cooperativism in Catalonia, 1868–1938
Montserrat Duch-Plana and Ramon Arnabat-Mata
10. Origins and Diversity of Cooperative Practices Between Pupils in France: Towards a Didactics of Cooperation
Sylvain Connac
11. Cooperation Between Pupils, a Comparative View: Spain, France and Italy
Albert Irigoyen, Josep M. Pons-Altés, and Carole Gauthié
Biography
Montserrat Duch-Plana is a professor at Rovira i Virgili University. Her main areas of research are the social history of the 20th century, memory policies, and the public uses of history and the history of women.
Josep M. Pons-Altés is a professor at Rovira i Virgili University. His main areas of research are contemporary history of Catalonia and didactics of the social sciences.
