Approaches to anthropology of cooperation
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https://doi.org/10.21501/2500-669X.2710Keywords:
Cooperation, Cooperative culture, Cooperative ethnography, Cooperative educationAbstract
The social practices adhered to the process of formation, organization and development of solidarity economy enterprises, especially cooperatives, have spread throughout the world since the second half of the nineteenth century, making it possible in many places to have developed an economic and social culture determined by the values and guiding principles of this social movement. These practices have been described and analyzed from different social disciplines. However, with a cultural phenomenon occurring in each of these experiences, few studies have used the methods of anthropology to understand the behavior of communities and the individuals involved in these processes, much more when their positive effects on the development of welfare actions and the realization of principles of common good. The authors have found it necessary to delve into the subject of anthropology of cooperation.
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