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JSGS 846

Cooperatives in the New Economy Institutions Governance and Policy

3 credits · Graduate

This course examines how societal institutions and policy shape the role played by co-operatives in the economy, and how co-operative practices and innovations have in turn shaped these institutions and policy. Combining theoretical insights from the areas of institutions, economics, organizational behaviour, law and policy with case studies of co-operative organizations, the course allows students to develop their knowledge of the actions that both the state and co-operatives have undertaken, and provides students with a conceptual framework within which these actions can be viewed.

Prerequisites & course information

Weekly hours: 3 Lecture hours Restriction(s): Restricted to JSGS students or by permission of the department.

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