This report summarises the lessons learned from a two year nationwide action research programme of Community Economic Development (CED).

This book discusses how small communities can survive and flourish. It celebrates and critiques the dynamics of innovation, governance, and culture in place.

In social services, intuition does not always produce results and long-funded programs do not always achieve what we hope.

For several decades, researchers and policy-change advocates have offered economic evidence that the health sector would better serve the population – and at less cost – if more of its dollars

The international co-operative movement has prioritized supportive legal frameworks as a key constituent of co-op growth (ICA, 2013), but there is not a robust literature on policy support for co-operativ

The current global crisis of economic exclusion and inequity has millions of people in poverty with limited opportunities to escape. The questions of how markets work, and who they work for, have never been more pressing.