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Cooperative Institutes in the Context of Theories of Social Capital


Elena Yurmanova
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Yurmanova Elena Aleksandrovna – Cand. of Econ. Sci., Associate Professor of the Chair of Economic Theory and Economic Disciplines, Donetsk Institute of Railway Transport, Ukraine

Published in:
Creative Economy
– № 2 / February, 2013



Keywords: cooperative capital, cooperative principles, cooperatives, distribution of authorities, enterprise management, social capital, social confidence, social cooperation, transaction expenses


Citation:
Elena Yurmanova (2013). Cooperative Institutes in the Context of Theories of Social Capital. Creative Economy, 7(2), 3-8. — url: http://bgscience.ru/com/lib/1038


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Abstract:

Possibilities of usage of a toolkit of theories of social capital to analysis of cooperative institutes and organizations in current market system are considered. A clear direction of economic activities of cooperatives allows to use social capital as a form of social cooperation that capable of providing to cooperative organizations an achievement not only economic (market), but also social effect.







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