RECMA 2020/3 (No 357)

Mutualism

RECMA
Volume 357, Issue 3, July 2020

Pages: 132
Publisher: Association Recma

Editorial

Page 4 to 5

The need for a framework of thought and action
Jean-François Draperi
Translated and edited by Cadenza Academic Translations
Translator: Adam Lozier, Editor: Matt Burden, Senior editor: Mark Mellor

News

Page 6 to 18

Page 19 to 30

Page 31

Social economy research diary

Special Report: Mutualism

Page 32 to 35

Page 36 to 51

Page 52 to 65

Page 66 to 81

The end of the local mutual insurance monopoly?
Political analysis of maintaining economic power
Clémentine Comer

Page 82 to 98

Miscellaneous

Page 99 to 108

The associative sector during COVID-19: An overview of the issues and challenges of lockdown
Édith Archambault
Translated and edited by Cadenza Academic Translations
Translator: Adam Lozier, Editor: Matt Burden, Senior editor: Mark Mellor

Page 109 to 120

Community welfare center directors faced with bureaucratization
Are working conditions in the nonprofit sector dependent on government action?
Simon Cottin-Marx, Emmanuelle Paradis

Page 121 to 126

After COVID-19: Renewed interest in the mutual insurance model?
Éric Bidet
Translated and edited by Cadenza Academic Translations
Translator: Adam Lozier, Editor: Matt Burden, Senior editor: Mark Mellor

Reviews

Page 127 to 129

Page 129 to 130

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