Rethinking the relationship between governance and democracy

Laville, Jean‐Louis; Salmon, Anne

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“…Jean-Louis Laville bu anlamda Fransa'da kavramı ilk tartışanlardan biridir (Poirier, 2014). Laville ve Salmon (2015), kapitalist pazarla sınırlı olmayan daha geniş bir ekonomi vizyonuna atıfta bulunarak, dayanışma ekonomisinin teorik çerçevesine katkıda bulunur (Laville ve Salmon, 2015).…”

Section: Dayanışma Ekonomisi Fikrinin Doğuşuunclassified

“…Dayanışma ekonomisinin kavramlaştırılması üzerine diğer bir tartışma, karşılıklılık ilkesiyle de ilişkili olarak, dayanışma ekonomisi içindeki dayanışmayı "hayırseverlik"ten ayırma üzerinedir. Laville (2015), örneğin, dayanışma ekonomisini kavramsallaştırmaya çalışırken, eşit olmayan koşullarda gelişen hayırseverliğin aksine, özgür ve eşit insanları bir araya getiren, gönüllü karşılıklılık biçimini nitelendiren "demokratik dayanışmayı" vurgulamayı tercih eder. Ona göre, dayanışma idealize edilmemeli, hayırsever dayanışma ile demokratik dayanışma birbirinden ayrıt edilmelidir.…”

Section: Dayanışma Ekonomisinde Teorik Yaklaşımlarunclassified

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Dünyada Ve Türki̇ye’de Dayanişma Ekonomi̇si̇ Fi̇kri̇ni̇n Geli̇şi̇mi̇

SİMSEK

2023

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Dayanışma ekonomisi, 20. yüzyılın ikinci yarısında kapitalist ve devlet merkezli otoriter ekonomik modellere alternatif bir yaklaşım olarak ortaya çıkmıştır. Somut ekonomik deneyimler üzerinden şekillenen bu yaklaşım, ekonominin adil ve kolektif üretim, paylaşım ve yönetim prensiplerine dayanır. Bu prensipleri benimsemiş dayanışma ekonomisi pratikleri dünya genelinde sayıca artmakta ve çeşitli dayanışma ağlarıyla ortak değerler etrafında giderek daha çok birleşmektedir. Böylece sadece işyerlerinde değil, toplumun genelinde de adil bir dönüşüm hedeflenir. Bu bakımdan bu makale, dayanışma ekonomisi fikrinin dünyadaki yükselişi ve kavramsal tartışmalarına dair bir inceleme sunmaktadır. Aynı zamanda, dayanışma ekonomisinin Türkiye'deki seyrine dair de ortaya çıkan olumlu örnekler üzerinden tartışma yürütmeyi amaçlamaktadır.

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Dünyada Ve Türki̇ye’de Dayanişma Ekonomi̇si̇ Fi̇kri̇ni̇n Geli̇şi̇mi̇

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2023

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“…The aim is to create new social and labour relations that do not reproduce existing inequalities but aim at bringing about political change (Coraggio, 2011) and are aligned, in this sense, with the above‐mentioned transformative vocation. The European literature on solidarity economy, which is rooted in associativism and is not far removed from the Latin American approach, highlights the need to overcome the dualism of state and market, based on the Polanyian plurality of economic principles (Laville, 2004; Laville & Salmon, 2016). According to Utting (2015), solidarity economy organisations are characterised by three main features: (1) they have explicit economic and social (and often environmental) objectives; (2) they involve varying degrees and forms of cooperative, associative and solidarity relations between workers, producers, and consumers; and (3) they practise workplace democracy and self‐management.…”

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Solidarity economy and political mobilisation: Insights from Barcelona

Giovannini

2020

Business Ethics: A Eur Rev

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The solidarity economy has been interpreted as being characterised by a political dimension: however, empirical and theoretical analysis supporting this statement is still embryonic. Drawing on a qualitative study in the city of Barcelona, this article analyses the political dimension of the solidarity economy and its transformative character with respect to neoliberalism by engaging with critical approaches related to the social movement studies. The main objectives were to investigate factors enabling the upsurge of solidarity economy organisations and how the opposition of social movement participants to neoliberal rationalities impacts on the way the solidarity economy is conceived and implemented in practice. The results highlight three main dimensions in which the political dimension is reflected, and some general as well as context-specific factors enabling the upsurge of solidarity economy organisations.Findings show how the compensative rationale that distinguishes most approaches in the field of social entrepreneurship studies is contested by the solidarity economy:

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“…Researchers on social and solidarity economy agree that the market-state dualism (state vs. market as expressed in liberalism vs. state socialism) inherited from the twentieth century is outdated [22]. Organisations in a solidarity economy are envisaged from the outset as voluntarily engaged in forms of public action for the common good.…”

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“…2. redistribution of goods based on reciprocity, turning vulnerable people into co-producers and co-owners [22,23].…”

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On Relations between Government and Non-profits: The Case of Slovakia

Svidroňová¹

2020

Selected Aspects of Non-Profit Organisations

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In this chapter, we look at non-profits and civil society as a transit zone for solidarity acts, social innovations and initiatives to influence social policy by means of co-creation and collaboration with government (public sector organisations). The aim is to present collaboration practices between public sector organisations, non-governmental organisation, social economy organisations and citizens, known as co-creation, with a focus on drivers and barriers of this collaboration in Slovakia. The chapter focuses on channelling solidarity produced by non-profits into social policy through co-creation. Introducing the solidarity economy approach allows us to evaluate the relationships between the government sector and non-profit organisations from a broader societal perspective including both economic and democratic dimensions.

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Rethinking the relationship between governance and democracy

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Dünyada Ve Türki̇ye’de Dayanişma Ekonomi̇si̇ Fi̇kri̇ni̇n Geli̇şi̇mi̇

Dünyada Ve Türki̇ye’de Dayanişma Ekonomi̇si̇ Fi̇kri̇ni̇n Geli̇şi̇mi̇

Solidarity economy and political mobilisation: Insights from Barcelona

On Relations between Government and Non-profits: The Case of Slovakia

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