| Center |
| Faculty of Economics |
| Departament |
| Applied Economics |
| Lecturers in charge |
| Sin datos cargados |
| Met. Docent |
| The theoretical module leans on in the classical teaching classes. The practical module leans on in the discussion of cases (with texts and videos) as well as in the support and orientation of the class work. |
| Met. Avaluació |
| The theoretical module will be evaluated by means of a final written test. Elements that will be evaluated in the practical module: a written work and the active participation of the studen in class. Theorical module need to be approved to value the practical module. |
| Bibliografia |
| BALLESTERO,E. (1990): Economía Social y Empresas Cooperativas, Alianza Universidad, Madrid. BAREA,J. y MONZÓN,J.L. (Dir) (2002): La Economía Social en España en el año 2000, CIRIEC-España, Valencia. CHAVES,R., MONZÓN,J.L, SAJARDO, A (2003): Elementos de Economía Social. Teoría y realidad. Universidad de Valencia, Valencia. DULFER,E. (ed) (1994): International handbook of cooperative organizations, Vandenhoeck&Ruprecht, Göttingen. TOMAS CARPI, J.A. y MONZON, J.L. (Dres.) (1997): Libro Blanco de la Economía Social en la Comunidad Valenciana, Ed. CIRIEC-España , Valencia. VIENNEY,C. (1994): L’économie sociale, La Découverte, Paris. |
| Continguts |
| PROGRAM FIRST PART Unit 1. The social economy Unit 2. The institutions of the social economy Unit 3. Evolution of the co-operative movement and of the social economy Unit 4. The cooperative company Unit 5. The social economy and the state SECOND PART Unit 6. Worker managed enterprises, employment, self-management and the workers' participation in the company Unit 7. The social economy in the agrarian sector Unit 8. The social economy and the sectors of welfare services Unit 9. Cooperative Credit - Credit Unions |
| Objetius |
| The aim of this course is to analyze the behavior of the main micro-economic organizations of the Social Economy (Third Sector) and to study their contribution to solve some of the main challenges that face the modern market economies as the unemployment, the social exclusion, the transition from the Welfare State to the Society of well-being, the production and distribution of social services, the local development, the creation of new sources of wealth in the rural areas and others. |
| URL de Fitxa |
| www.uv.es/uidescoop |