TABLE OF CONTENTS WELCOME 3 GENERAL INFORMATION 4 IMPORTANT INFORMATION A-Z 7 CONFERENCE TIMETABLE 10 PARALLEL SESSIONS 12 PARALLEL SESSION I 13

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2 TABLE OF CONTENTS WELCOME 3 GENERAL INFORMATION 4 IMPORTANT INFORMATION A-Z 7 CONFERENCE TIMETABLE 0 PARALLEL SESSIONS 2 PARALLEL SESSION I 3 PARALLEL SESSION II 8 PARALLEL SESSION III 23 PARALLEL SESSION IV 28 PARALLEL SESSION V 33 PARALLEL SESSION VI 38 PARALLEL SESSION VII 43 PARALLEL SESSION VIII 47 PARALLEL SESSION IX 52 POSTER 57 PRESENTING AUTHORS 58 2

3 WELCOME SOCIAL ECONOMY IN A GLOBALIZED WORD CIRIEC - Portugal and CIRIEC International have the pleasure to welcome you to the 5th CIRIEC International Research Conference on Social Economy. CIRIEC International (the International Centre of Research and Information on the Public, Social and Cooperative Economy) is an international, non-governmental scientific organization which brings together enterprises and entities of the social economy (cooperatives, mutual societies, foundations and cultural and philanthropic associations) and of the public sector, as well as people interested in these fields. The aims of this organization, which was founded in 947, include promoting international exchanges between the different types of enterprise that are focused on serving the collective or general interest and between business people and the scientific world. Its Scientific Commission Social and Cooperative Economy integrates experts in this research field from around twenty countries all over the world and develops research working groups, public funded research projects, seminaries and, since 2007, biennale International research conferences in Victoria (Canada), Ostersund (Sweden), Valladolid (Spain) and Antwerp (Belgium). CIRIEC-Portugal, founded in 988, is a non-profit scientific association that researches the field of public and social economics. It is based at Lisbon and brings together social economy researchers from Portuguese universities as well as some of the main social economy sector organizations in Portugal. The general theme for this 5th Research Conference is Social economy in a globalized world. There will also be specialized workshops dedicated to the CIRIEC workgroup Social Economy and Territories and to scientific journals, their current situation and challenges. This International Conference is gathering together more that 400 researchers coming from all continents, as is has been being habitual in these CIRIEC events. We trust that this interesting subject and the opportunity to take part in an international debate will enrich your participation Welcome to Lisbon! Alain Arnaud Bernard Thiry Jorge de Sá Manuel Belo Moreira Rafael Chaves 3

4 GENERAL INFORMATION Organizing Committee Manuel Belo Moreira - Chair Albina Martinho Lurdes Barata Jorge de Sá José Pitacas Manuel Canaveira de Campos Scientific Committee Abdou Salam Fall, Sénégal Adoración Mozas Moral, Spain Akira Kurimoto, Japan Ana Simaens, Portugal Benjamin Huybrechts, Belgium Carmen Marcuello, Spain Cesar Ortiz, Colombia Daniel Francisco Nagao Menezes, Brazil Danièle Demoustier, France Deolinda Meira, Portugal Derek Jones, USA Dimas Alcides Gonçalves, Brazil Dorothea Greiling, Austria Enrique Bernal Jurado, Spain Eric Bidet, France Ermanno Tortia, Italy Fabienne Fecher, Belgium Fernando Martinho, Portugal Gemma Fajardo, Spain Gonçalo Pernas, Portugal Hagen Henry, Finland Hajime Imamura, Japan Hernando Emilio Zabala Salazar, Colombia Hilde Bjorghaug, Norway Inmaculada Buendía Martinez, Canada João Leite, Portugal Joaquim Caeiro, Portugal Jorge de Sá, Portugal José Alberto Pitacas, Portugal Juan Fernando Alvarez, Colombia Karl Birholzer, Germany Leandro Morais, Brazil Licinio Pina, Portugal Luc Audebrand, Canada Lurdes Barata, Portugal Manuel Belo Moreira, Portugal Manuel de Campos Canaveira, Portugal Manuel Teixeira, Portugal Marcel Caballero, France Marco Marini, Italy Marek Hudon, Belgium Maria da Conceição Couvaneiro, Portugal Marie J. Bouchard, Canada Marietta Bucheli, Colombia Michael Kopel, Autria Michel Seguin, Canada Mustafa Koç, Canada Nadine Richez-Battesti,France Nathalie Vallet, Belgium Paloma Bel Durán, Spain Rafael Chaves, Spain Rita Pires, Portugal Roger Spear, United Kingdom Sandrine Stervinou, France Sybille Mertens, Belgium Virginie Perotin, United Kingdom Xabier Itçaina, France Yildiz Atasoy, Canada 4

5 Conference Local Organizers Mundiconvenius Profesional Congress Organizers Av. 5 de Outubro, Lisboa, Portugal Phone / Fax ciriec205@mundiconvenius.pt Sponsors The Organizers of the 5th CIRIEC International Research Conference on Social Economy would like to thank the following sponsors for their support Major Sponsors Montepio Crédito Agrícola OCPLP - Organização Cooperativista dos Países de Língua Portuguesa Sponsors ISCTE - University Institute of Lisbon (ISCTE-IUL) Fenadegas Venue The 5th CIRIEC International Research Conference on Social Economy will be held at the facilities of Instituto Superior de Ciências do Trabalho e da Empresa from Lisbon University Institute (ISCTE - IUL). The event will happen in Edifício II from this Institute, also accessible to people with reduced mobility, being equipped with lifts, access ramps and appropriate bathrooms. ISCTE - University Institute of Lisbon Av. das Forças Armadas / Lisboa The Registration desk, where you can collect the conference materials and your badge, is located in front of the auditorium (floor ). Transportation to the venue ISCTE - IUL is located in the Lisbon University campus. This place is served by good public transportation infrastructure By car Ascend the Av. das Forças Armadas (direction Entre Campos - Sete Rios); Enter the parking lot on your right, 00m after starting to ascend the avenue By bus Take the bus number 32, 54 or 55; Get off at the stop on the Av. das Forças Armadas, opposite to the castle of the Faculty of Pharmacy Descend the avenue approximately 50m. The entrance to the ISCTE-IUL is located on your left By subway Exit the station Entrecampos on Av. da República (yellow line) Walk approximately 50m towards the Entre Campos roundabout At the roundabout, turn left (Av. das Forças Armadas), go up approximately 50m in the Sete Rios direction and you will find the entrance to the ISCTE University Institute of Lisbon on your right 5

6 Opening Ceremony Opening Ceremony of the 5th CIRIEC International Research Conference on Social Economy will take place on Thursday, July 5 at 6h30 at the main auditorium of the ISCTE - IUL. This session will be followed by a performance of Cante Alentejano and a welcome drink. Conference registration desk The registration and information desk is located in front of the auditorium of the ISCTE - IUL and will operate during the following days and hours Wednesday, July 5 Thursday, July 6 Friday, July 7 Saturday, July 8 4h30 8h00 08h00 8h00 08h30 8h00 08h30 3h00 Please note that registration for the conference (including delivery of conference bags and material) is at the at central registration desk. There is an information point in each venue, as well as hostesses. Please ask them if you require assistance of any kind. Official language English will be the official language of the Congress. We encourage presenters who face difficulties in communicating in English to have a more detailed power point presentation in English, highlighting the key points of their presentation more effectively, even if the oral presentation is done in another language (French, Portuguese or Spanish). Technical equipment All meeting rooms (classrooms) are equipped for PowerPoint projection only. Please migrate your presentation to the computer of your session room before the beginning of your session. In case your presentation takes place at the auditorium please deliver a copy of your presentation to the reggie at least two hours before your session. The staff will be at your disposal (each floor / each venue) to help you in case you need technical support. Wireless internet During the entire conference free Wi-Fi internet will also be available. Network ISCTE-IUL Password Registration fee includes» Access to the conference sessions» Opening ceremony and welcome drink on Wednesday, July 5» Coffees and lunches» Personal badge, certificate of attendance, conference bag and programme Coffees and lunch Lunches and coffees will be served on July 6, 7 and 8 according to the programme. Lunch tickets will be delivered together with the conference documentation and must be presented at the Cafeteria (floor 3) Conference dinner The dinner will take place at the VIP Grand Lisboa hotel & spa located at Avenida 5 de Outubro, nr. 97, on Friday, July 7 at 20h30. No transportation will be provided. Please note that the dinner is not included in the registration fee and an admission voucher is required. The nearest subway station is Entrecampos (yellow line) 6

7 USEFUL INFORMATION A-Z Attendance certificate An attendance certificate will be sent by to all the registered participants. ATMS (cash dispensing machines) ATMs are available at the venue. Badges Participants will receive their name badges at the registration desk and should ensure that these are worn (clearly visible) during all sessions, in lunch and coffee break areas and at the welcome session. Currency EURO (Portugal is a member of the European Monetary System). Currency exchange This service is available at all banks, open to the public Monday through Friday, from 8h30 to 5h00. It is also available at currency exchange shops as well as in the main hotels and travel agencies. Electric Current The Portuguese standard is the European type 2 pin socket with 220 volts AC at 50 cycles. The phase 380 volt current is normally available in meeting rooms and exhibition halls. Health Requirements With the exception of vaccination certificates for persons coming from areas where yellow fever is endemic there are no special health requirements. Hotel Check in/out Policy Normal check in time at hotels is The established check out time is Should you need guaranteed occupancy before 3.00 on the day of your arrival, you are advised to book the previous night. Lost and found A lost and found service will be available at the registration desk. Medical Care Clinics and hospitals provide 24 hrs emergency services. The national emergency phone number is 2. Hotels have a doctor on call through the reception. Reciprocal EC coverage is available at out-patient departments, Private consultation fees are charged. 7

8 Sales Tax Sales tax (VAT) is included in prices quoted. For non EU residents, tax free shopping is available in many shops and provides significant savings. Smoking The Portuguese law does not permit smoking in any public transport or in any closed public areas. Some restaurants, bars and discos may have a designated smoking area. Tipping Tipping is optional, but 0% is the regular practice in taxis, restaurants and bars. Transportation Lisbon International Airport Alameda das Comunidades Portuguesas / Lisboa Phoneh (+35) / Faxh (+35) / Getting to the city centre from the airport by bus Listed below are the bus route numbers with the respective names of their end of the line terminals. BUS N.º 5 Estação do Oriente / Aeroporto / Areeiro BUS N.º 22 Portela / Aeroporto / Marquês de Pombal BUS N.º 44 Moscavide / Aeroporto / Cais do Sodré BUS N.º 83 Portela / Aeroporto / Amoreiras Getting to city centre by underground (metro) There is a direct connection from the airport to the city center. A single metro ticket is around.40. The closest metro station to the venue is Entrecampos (yellow line). Getting to the city centre from the airport by taxi There are two taxi stands within the perimeter of the airport, one at arrivals and the other one at departures. Further information can be obtained at Tourism Information Counter in the airport s Arrivals Hall. Value Added Tax (VAT) VAT is charged at the official rate prevailing at the time of invoice. Neither the Organizers nor Mundiconvenius accepts responsibility for any changes, which may occur due to an official increase in VAT. Disclaimer For any reason beyond their control, the 5th CIRIEC International Research Conference on Social Economy organizers have the right to cancel or change, without prior notice, the Conference, events or schedules or other items related directly or indirectly to the Conference. The Organizers and Mundiconvenius will not be liable for any loss, damage, expenditure or inconvenience caused to participants and their belongings either during or as a result of the Conference or as a result of such alteration or cancellation. 8

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10 CONFERENCE TIMETABLE WEDNESDAY, JULY 5 4h30 8h00 Conference secretariat Welcome word of ISCTE IUL Rector Luís Reto President of CIRIEC International Alain Arnaud 6h30 7h00 President of CIRIEC International Scientific Commission Social and Cooperative Economy Rafael Chaves Conference Chairman Manuel Belo Moreira President of CIRIEC Portugal Jorge de Sá 7h00 Lisbon Mayor Fernando Medina 7h5 Auditorium (floor ) President of CIRIEC International Scientific Council Philippe Bance 7h30 Key note speaker Avner Ben-Ner 8h00 Director of the CIRIEC International Bernard Thiry 8h0 Social Economy Europe Alain Coheur 8h20 8h30 8h40 8h50 9h00 Exterior foyer (floor 2) President of União Misericórdias Portuguesas G.A. Chairman of Montepio Chairman of Crédito Agrícola President of OCPLP Cultural moment ( Cante Alentejano ) and welcome drink THURSDAY, JULY 6 Maria de Belém Roseira A. Tomás Correia Licínio Pina Márcio Freitas 08h00 8h00 09h00 0h45 0h45 h5 h5 3h00 3h00 5h00 5h00 6h45 6h45 7h5 7h5 9h00 Foyer (floor ) Cafeteria (floor 3) Foyer (floor ) Conference secretariat Parallel Sessions : C.03, C.04, B2.0, B2.02, C2.0, C2.02 Coffee break Parallel Sessions : C.03, C.04, B2.0, B2.02, C2.0, C2.02 Lunch Parallel Sessions : C.03, C.04, B2.0, B2.02, C2.0, C2.02 Coffee break Parallel Sessions : C.03, C.04, B2.0, B2.02, C2.0, C2.02

11 FRIDAY, JULY 7 08h30 8h00 09h00 0h45 0h45 h00 h00 h00 h20 h20 h30 h30 h35 h35 2h05 2h05 2h35 2h35 3h00 3h00 5h00 5h00 6h45 6h45 7h5 7h5 9h40 20h30 Foyer (floor ) Auditorium (floor ) Cafeteria (floor 3) Foyer (floor ) VIP Grand Lisboa hotel & Spa Conference secretariat Parallel Sessions : C.03, C.04, B2.0, B2.02, C2.0, C2.02 Coffee Break Plenary Session Prime Minister of Portugal Pedro Passos Coelho The Mont-Blanc Meetings Jean-Philippe Poulnot President of CIRIEC International Alain Arnaud Key note speaker Jens Nilsson Key note speaker Rui Namorado CIRIEC Portugal and CIRIEC Spain Career Tribute Key note speaker Lunch SATURDAY, JULY 8 Jorge de Sá & José Maria Perez Uralde Parallel Sessions : C.03, C.04, B2.0, B2.02, C2.0, C2.02 Coffee break Parallel Sessions : C.03, C.04, B2.0, B2.02, C2.0, C2.02 Conference dinner 08h30 3h00 09h00 0h45 0h45 h5 h5 3h00 3h00 5h0 Foyer (floor ) Auditorium (floor ) Conference secretariat Parallel Sessions : C.03, C.04, B2.0, B2.02, C2.0, C2.02 Coffee break Parallel Sessions : C.03, C.04, B2.0, B2.02, C2.0, C2.02 Closing ceremony

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13 PARALLEL SESSION I THURSDAY, JULY 6, 09H00 0H45 New trends & Concepts Room C.03 CHAIR: E. BIDET ECOSYSTEM: LEGAL AND POLICY ENVIRONMENT FOR CHINESE SOCIAL ENTERPRISE Xiaomeng Zhang Renmin University, Beijing, China SOCIAL ECONOMY IN CROATIA FROM IMPORTATION TO IMPORTANT Dražen Šimleša, Anita Bušljeta, Jelena Pudak, Filip Majetic Institute of Social Science Ivo Pilar, Zagreb, Croatia ARCHITECTURE OF AN ECONOMY WITH SOCIAL ENTERPRISES Pieter Ruys Tilburg University, Tilburg, The Netherlands RELEVANT SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC IMPACT OF SOCIAL ECONOMY ORGANIZATIONS IN DROWNING PREVENTION WORLDWIDE Ana Catarina Queiroga, 2, Fernando Martinho, 2 Academia José Moreira da Silva - Cooperativa de Estudos de Economia Social e Escola Profissional de Economia Social, Porto, Portugal, 2 ASNASA Portugal - Associação Nacional de Salvamento Aquático, Porto, Portugal THE PARADOXES OF THE REGULATION OF THE SOCIAL ACTION IN A RENT-BASED ECONOMY SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND SOCIAL INCLUSION IN ALGERIA Malika AHMED ZAID Laboratoire REDYL, Université Mouloud Mammeri de Tizi-Ouzou, Algeria Social Economy, Society & Territories Room C.04 CHAIR: M. CABALLERO ASSOCIATED LABOUR, AGRO-ECOLOGY AND AGRO-ECOLOGICAL EDUCATION IN THE LANDLESS RURAL WORKERS MOVEMENT (BRAZIL) Henrique Novaes UNESP, Marília/São Paulo, Brazil 3

14 PARALLEL SESSION I COLLECTIVE ACTION AND SOCIAL INNOVATION IN THE PUBLIC SPHERE: THE EXPE- RIENCE OF THE BRAZILIAN MOVEMENT AGAINST ELECTORAL CORRUPTION (MCCE) Rubens Moraes, Carolina Andion Santa Catarina State University, Florianópolis, Santa Catarina, Brazil FAIR TRADE IN CHINA Marta Gil Ibañez, Antonia Sajardo Moreno University of Valencia, Valencia, Spain SOCIAL ECONOMY, RESPONSIBLE CONSUMPTION AND IDENTITY IN TWO SMALL- SCALE TRADE INITIATIVES IN MEXICO Ana Isabel Fontecilla-Carbonell, Isadora García-Nava Universidad Veracruzana, Xalapa, Veracruz, Mexico THE GRAMMARS OF CRITICS IN SOCIAL ECONOMY Hyungsik Eum Centre d Economie Sociale, Liège, Belgium Social Economy old and new challenges Room B2.02 CHAIR: M. VÉZINA SOCIAL INNOVATION AS ORGANISATIONAL INNOVATIVE PROCESSES: THE CASE FOR RESPONSIBLE INVESTMENT IN A FINANCIAL COOPERATIVE GROUP Martine Vézina, Majdi Ben Selma, Marie-Claire Malo HEC Montréal, Montréal, Québec, Canada THE INTEGRATED REPORT AND CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN THE CON- TEXT OF SOCIAL ECONOMY Brízida Tomé, Ana Maria Bandeira, Deolinda Meira ISCAP, Porto, Portugal ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE: MOVING TOWARD SOCIAL INCLUSION IN TORONTO S EMERGING GREEN ECONOMY Cheryl Teelucksingh, Laura Zeglen Ryerson University, Toronto, Ontario, Canada 4

15 PARALLEL SESSION I CREATING SOCIAL VALUE THROUGH FOOD WASTE: DYNAMICS OF SOCIAL ECONOMY TOWARDS SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY Ana Paulino, Helena Amaro da Luz 2 FCSH - Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Lisboa, Portugal, 2 Center of Sociological Studies (CESNOVA)- Universidade de Lisboa, Lisboa, Portugal CONTRIBUTIONS OF ORGANIC AND SOCIAL FARMING INITIATIVES IN URBAN SPACES FOR A SOLIDARITY ECONOMY. A CASE STUDY Carlos Paizinho ISCTE-IUL, Lisboa, Portugal Social Economy and the State Room B2.0 CHAIR: D. MENEZES INTERCOOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS AS THE LEGAL INSTRUMENT FOR ECONOMIC COOPERATION Luis Ángel Sánchez Pachón Universidad, Valladolid, Spain THE PUBLIC PROCUREMENT AS A TOOL FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SOCIAL ECONOMY ENTERPRISES. AN ANALYSIS OF THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR SOCIAL ECONOMY EN- TERPRISES IN THE EUROPEAN UNION María Cristina Reza Conde, Rafael Millán Calenti Centro de Estudios Cooperativos (CECOOP) - Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, Santiago de Compostela, Spain INTER-COOPERATION AND INNOVATION. DIFFERENCES BETWEEN COOPERATIVES AND INVESTOR OWNED FIRMS IN THE SPANISH MACHINE TOOL INDUSTRY Imanol Basterretxea, Jon Charterina, Jon Landeta University of the Basque Country UPV/EHU, Bilbao, Spain CHALLENGES TO THE LEGAL REGIME OF THE SOCIAL ECONOMY AND THE ORGANI- ZATIONS OF THE SOCIAL ECONOMY Daniel Menezes, Ernani Contipelli 2 Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie, Campinas, São Paulo, Brazil, 2 Universidad Autonoma de Chile, Santiago, Chile 5

16 PARALLEL SESSION I THE BRAZILIAN LAW FOR THE PROMOTION OF SOCIAL ECONOMY Daniel Menezes, Ernani Contipelli, 2 Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie, Campinas, São Paulo, Brazil, 2 Universidad Autonoma de Chile, Santiago, Chile Social Economy Governance Room C2.0 CHAIR: K. BIRKHÖLZER TENSIONS IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF SOCIAL AND SOLIDARITY ECONOMY LOCAL POLICIES IN ECUADOR Unai Villalba, 2, Juan Carlos Perez de Mendiguren, 3 University of the Basque Country UPV/EHU, Basque Country, Spain, 2 HEGOA, Institute of Development Studies, Basque Country, Spain, 3 REAS, Red de Economía Alternativa y Solidaria, Basque Country, Spain IS CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY LEGISLATION A DRIVER FOR ISOMORPHISM BEHAVIOR? A STUDY OF THE BANKING INDUSTRY Inmaculada Buendia Martinez 2, Élias Rizkallah Université de Québec à Montréal - UQAM, Montréal, Canada, 2 Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha, Cuenca, Spain RESHAPING INCLUSIVE DEVELOPMENT: THE CASE FOR CO-OPERATIVE ENTERPRISES Alexander Borda-Rodriguez, Hazel Johnson The Open University, Milton Keynes, UK THE PROTECTIVE FUNCTION OF SOCIAL ENTERPRISES: UNDERSTANDING THE RESILIENCE OF MULTIPLE SETS OF MOTIVATIONS Silvia Sacchetti, Ermanno Tortia 2, Vladislav Valentinov 3 Open University, Milton Keynes, UK, 2 University of Trento, Trento, Italy, 3 Leibnitz Institute, Halle, Germany WORKER COOPERATIVES, A STATUS TO SURVIVE IN A CHANGING WORLD OR A STATUS TO CHANGE THEWORLD? SPAIN AND FRANCE, TWO WORLDVIEWS ON WORKER COOPERATIVES Sandrine Stervinou, Julie Bayle-Cordier 2, Lorea Narveiza 3, Cristina Aragon 4, Cristina Iturrioz 5 Audencia Nantes School of Management, Nantes, France, 2 IESEG School of Management, Paris, France, 3 DBS - University of Deusto, San Sebastian, Spain, 4 DBS - University of Deusto, San Sebastian, Spain, 5 DBS - University of Deusto, San Sebastian, Spain 6

17 PARALLEL SESSION I Social Economy in a globalized world Room C2.02 CHAIR: D.ROUSSELIÈRE WOMEN DO WOMEN KNOW Adriana Vicente, Veónica Haddad 2, Laura Cicone 3 University of Buenos Aires, C.A.B.A., Argentina, 2 University of San Martín, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 3 University of Buenos Aires, C.A.B.A., Argentina LIVELIHOOD PRACTICES OF WOMEN IN THE INFORMAL ECONOMY: FORGING PATH- WAYS TOWARDS A FEMINIST SOLIDARITY ECONOMY Nathalie Verceles University of the Philippines Diliman, Quezon City, The Philippines GOOD PRACTICES AND LESSONS LEARNED FROM WOMEN LEADERS IN WORKER COOPERATIVES Isabel Soto, Paz Castro 2, Raquel Santos FAECTA, Sevilla, Spain, 2 CKL Comunicaciones Soc. Coop. And., Sevilla, Spain PERCEPTIONS OF (IN)FORMALITY BUSINESS RELATIONSHIPS AND THE SOCIAL- ECONOMY FOR WOMEN IN VOLTA REDONDA - RIO DE JANEIRO BRAZIL Claudia Ribeiro Pereira Nunes University Center of Barra Mansa, Volta Redonda, Brazil WHICH PLACES AND NON-PLACES DO WOMEN OCCUPY IN SOCIAL ECONOMY OR- GANIZATIONS? Ana Luisa Martinho, Cristina Parente 2 ESEIG-IPP/A3S, Porto, Portugal, 2 ISUP, Porto, Portugal 7

18 PARALLEL SESSION II THURSDAY, JULY 6, H5 3H00 New trends & Concepts Room C.03 CHAIR: M. CANAVEIRA DE CAMPOS REVISITING THE CONCEPT OF SOCIAL ENTERPRISE IN A GCC CONTEXT: A SOCIAL CONSTRUCTIONIST VIEW Sarah Johnsen Private, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates LOOKING FORWARD TO CONVERGENCE IN SOCIAL ECONOMY: A TALE OF TWO CONTINENTS Veronica Haddad, Natalia Stein, 2, Pablo Herrera Universidad de Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 2 Universidad de San Martín, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 3 Ministerio Desarrollo Social de la Nación, Buenos Aires, Argentina CAN THE SOCIAL SECTOR OF THE ECONOMY IN MEXICO CONVERGE ON THE CONCEPT OF SOCIAL ECONOMY? Carola Conde Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, México, DF, Mexico THE CONCEPT OF SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP CONSTRUCTED IN LIFE NARRATIVES OF BRAZILIAN AND PORTUGUESE SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURS Vander Casaqui Escola Superior de Propaganda e Marketing, São Paulo, Brazil FROM SOCIAL ENTERPRISE TO SOCIAL ECONOMY: THE SOUTH KOREAN COMPLEXITY AND DYNAMIC SURROUNDING THE SOCIAL ENTERPRISE PHENOMENON Eric Bidet, Hyungsik Eum 2, Ryu Jieun 3 Le Mans University, Le Mans, France, 2 University Of Liege, Belgium, Belgium, 3 Warwick University, Warwick, UK Social Economy, Society & Territories Room C.04 CHAIR: M. MARINI THE PLACE OF INTENTIONAL COMMUNITIES IN THE DISCOURSE OF SOCIAL CHANGE Brianna Dines Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, BC, Canada 8

19 PARALLEL SESSION II SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP AS A HARNESS FOR SOCIAL MOVEMENTS: A CRITI- CAL AND THEORETICAL APPROACH Daniel Costa Universidade do Porto, Porto, Portugal THE GOLD MINING INDUSTRY AND CHANGEs IN RURAL ECONOMY: BERGAMA CASE IN TURKEY Esin Candan Dokuz Eylul University, Izmir, Turkey (NON-) SUPPORTIVE LEGISLATIVE AND SUCCESSFUL LOCAL SOCIAL ECONOMY STORIES: EXPERIENCES FROM CROATIA AND SERBIA Davorka Vidovic, Dina Rakin 2 Faculty of Political Science, Zagreb, Croatia, 2 European Movement in Serbia, Belgrade, Serbia THE SPANISH REGIONAL DIFFERENCES IN SOCIAL ECONOMY: AN APPROACH FROM COOPERATIVES María Del Carmen Pérez, Lidia Valiente Universidad de Cádiz, Cádiz, Spain Social Economy old and new challenges Room B2.02 CHAIR: H. HENRY THE ROLE OF SOCIAL ENTERPRISES IN THE CREATION OF AN ALTERNATIVE LO- CAL FOOD SYSTEM: THE CASE OF WASHINGTON STATE, USA Matsuyo Makino Kansai Gaidai University, Hirakata, Osaka, Japan THE SOCIAL ECONOMY OF FOOD: INFORMAL, UNDER-RECOGNIZED CONTRIBU- TIONS TO COMMUNITY PROSPERITY AND RESILIENCE Irena Knezevic, Alison Blay-Palmer 2, Erin Nelson 2, Phil Mount 2 Carleton University, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, 2 Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada SOCIAL AND COMPLEMENTARY CURRENCIES (SCCs) AS A TOOL TO STRENGTHEN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT Yasuyuki Hirota Universitat de València, Valencia, Spain 9

20 PARALLEL SESSION II CHANGING THE LEGAL STATUS OF AN ENTERPRISE WHY NOT GO FOR SUSTAIN- ABILITY Hagen Henry University, Helsinki, Finland NETWORKING THE SOCIAL ECONOMY OF RECYCLING COOPERATIVES: SUSTAIN- ABILITY CHALLENGES Jutta Gutberlet University of Victoria, Victoria, BC, Canada Social Economy and the State Room B2.0 CHAIR: G. FAJARDO 05 - REFLECTIONS ON THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR RELATIONS BETWEEN COOP- ERATIVES AND SUBSIDIARIES Deolinda Meira Polytechnic of Porto/ISCAP/CECEJ, Porto/Portugal, Portugal 00 - AGRICULTURAL CO-OPERATIVES FACING THE REFORM IN LEGAL FRAMEWORK Akira Kurimoto Consumer Co-operative Institute of Japan, Tokyo, Japan MEASURES TO PROMOTE EMPLOYMENT AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP THROUGH SOCIAL ECONOMY ORGANIZATIONS FROM THE PERSPECTIVE TO SPANISH LABOUR LAW AND SOCIAL SECURITY Francisca Ferrando Cátedra de Economía Social, Murcia, Spain, 2 Universidad de Murcia, Murcia, Spain THE CATALOG OF ENTITIES OF THE SOCIAL ECONOMY IN THE SPANISH LAW 5/20 Gemma Fajardo-Garcia University of Valencia, Valencia, Spain THE LEGAL TREATMENT OF CONCENTRATIONS OF AGRI-COOPERATIVES IN COM- PETITION LAW Cristina Cano Ortega Universidad de Almería, Almería, Spain 20

21 PARALLEL SESSION II Social Economy Governance Room C2.0 CHAIR: A. SIMAENS A SYSTEMS APPROACH TO PURSUING THE MISSION IN THIRD SECTOR ORGANIZA- TIONS Ana Simaens, Nigel Roome 2 ISCTE-IUL, Lisboa, Portugal, 2 Vlerick Business School, Ghent, Belgium BRAZILIAN COOPERATIVE SYSTEM: ORGANIZATIONAL RESTRUCTURING PROCESS AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A NEW HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT MODEL Vera Correa, Roberto Pimenta Fundação Getulio Vargas, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 00 - ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE AND PERFORMANCE IN SOCIAL ECONOMY ORGANI- SATIONS: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY IN COOPERATIVES Cristina P. Marques, Ana C. Rodrigues 2, Marisa R. Ferreira 3 Superior School of Industrial and Management Studies, Porto Polytechnic Institute, Vila do Conde, Portugal, 2 University/Institution: Superior School of Industrial and Management Studies,NID_RH, Porto Polytechnic Institute, Vila do Conde, Portugal, 3 School of Management and Technology of Felgueiras, CIICESI, Porto Polytechnic Institute, Felgueiras, Portugal THE EFFECT OF THE DIFFERENT LEADERSHIP STYLES IN EMPLOYEE COMMIT- MENT AND SATISFACTION: A COMPARATIVE CASE STUDY Maite Legarra, Saioa Arando, Eunate Elio, Monica Gago Mondragon University, Oñati, Gipuzkoa, Spain Social Economy in a globalized world Room C2.02 CHAIR: I. BUENDIA MARTINEZ GENDER ISSUES IN COOPERATIVE LABOUR RELATIONS Tiago Fernandes ISCAP, Porto, Portugal 2

22 PARALLEL SESSION II AN ANALYSIS OF EMPLOYMENT IN THE SPANISH COOPERATIVES FROM THE PER- SPECTIVE OF GENDER: A SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE PROVINCE OF TERUEL Luisa Esteban-Salvador, Javier Perez-Sanz, Ana Gargallo Castel Zaragoza University, Teruel/aragon, Spain SHARED OWNERSHIP OF AGRICULTURAL HOLDING: ISSUES CONCERNING GEN- DER EQUALITY AND LOCAL DEVELOPMENT Alejandro Díaz Universidad de Sevilla, Sevilla, Andalucía, Spain SOCIAL ECONOMY AND WOMEN IN A CRISIS CONTEXT: ARE THE PUBLIC POLICIES MEETING THE NEEDS? Inmaculada Buendia Martinez 2, Marie-Claire Malo, Martine Vézina HEC Montréal, Montréal, Canada, 2 Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha, Cuenca, Spain THE SPANISH NETWORK OF EMERGING RESEARCHERS IN SOCIAL ECONOMY (REJIES), A SPACE FOR YOUNG RESEARCHERS IN SPAIN Millan Diaz-Foncea, Teresa Savall 2, Esther Villajos 2, Carmen Guzman 3, Enekoitz Etxezarreta 4, Sebastia Riourt 5, Ramon Fisac 6, Maite Legarra 7, Braulio Pareja 8 Universidad de Zaragoza, Zaragoza, Spain, 2 Universitat de Valencia, Valencia, Spain, 3 Universidad de Huelva, Huelva, Spain, 4 Universidad del País Vasco, Bilbao, Spain, 5 Universidad de Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain, 6 Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Madrid, Spain, 7 Mondragon Unibertsitatea, Mondragon, Spain, 8 Universidad Pontificia de Comillas, Madrid, Spain 22

23 PARALLEL SESSION III THURSDAY, JULY 6, 5H00 6H45 New trends & Concepts Room C.03 CHAIR: M. SEGUIN A HISTORICAL OVERVIEW OF SOCIAL ENTERPRISES IN ITALY FROM A EUROPEAN PERSPECTIVE Mario Biggeri, 2, Enrico Testi 2,, Marco Bellucci, 2, Serena Franchi 2, Giacomo Manetti, 2, Luca Bagnoli, 2 University of Florence, Firenze, Italy, 2 ARCO Action Research for CO-development, Prato, Italy THE SOCIAL ECONOMY IN RECENT POLICY FRAMEWORKS IN THE BALKANS AND POLAND: A CONVERGENCE OF CONCEPTS AND MODELS Mariyana Amova, 2, Petia Koleva University Paris 7, Ladyss laboratory, Paris, France, 2 Association The Mont-Blanc Meetings - International Forum of SSE Entrepreneurs, Paris, France SOCIAL ECONOMY: PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF THE CONCEPT Daniel Menezes, Gerson Moraes 2 Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie, Campinas - São Paulo, Brazil, 2 Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie, Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie, Brazil COMPARATIVE INSIGHTS ON FOODBANKS IN TURKEY AND CANADA Mustafa Koc Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada SOCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS. THE CASE OF DETERMINING FOR COLLECTIVE USE OF NATURAL RESOURCES IN THE RESERVE BOJONAWI COLOMBIA William Gilbert o Delgado Munévar Colombia Social Economy, Society & Territories Room C.04 CHAIR: C. BARNA SOCIAL ECONOMY AND WELFARE STATE. QUADRUPLE HELIX MODEL FOR INTEGRAL DEVELOPMENT IN TIMES OF CRISIS Miguel Urra Canales Universidad Pontificia de Comillas, Madrid, Spain 23