There you will find up to date references on the research on the social economy as well as a review of related events (new research centres and projects, events, and call for papers).
‘The Role of the Social Economy in Rebuilding Community Food Security’
This article was published in Making Waves volume 19, number 3 and is co-authored by Leslie Brown, Liesel Carlsson, Debra E. Reimer, and Patty Williams.
Lucie Dumais is a Sociologist and political scientist. She has worked in academia for 20-years in both Ontario and Quebec. Her current research includes evaluative studies on disability and immigration (in Quebec and in Canada) with special attention to social enterprises and employment supports for disabled people and immigrants, as well as comparative studies of policies and programmes.
Living Economics Canadian Perspectives on the Social Economy, Co-operatives, and Community Economic Development
Living Economics is the first introductory text to present the various perspectives used to explore and analyze the "third sector" of the economy: activities that emphasize the creation of public good as their primary goal.
CSEHub has created a new themed-newsletter on food security. Please print this file if you're interested in learning more about what we're working on, and to gain a perspective on what kinds of projects and resources there are throughout the country.
Welcome to the May 2009 edition of the CSEHub E-Bulletin. The Canadian Social Economy Hub was initiated in 2005 as part of the National Research Program on the Social Economy, and is funded by the Social Science and Humanities Research Council. Our goal through the E-Bulletin is to provide updates on events and projects within the CSEHub and its six regional research centres (nodes) across Canada. For additional information, please visit: www.socialeconomyhub.ca
The Social Economy Student Network
Lucie Dumais is a Sociologist and political scientist. She has worked in academia for 20-years in both Ontario and Quebec. Her current research includes evaluative studies on disability and immigration (in Quebec and in Canada) with special attention to social enterprises and employment supports for disabled people and immigrants, as well as comparative studies of policies and programmes.
