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Work, Employment, and Activity

Published in May 2001


Coordinated by ...

- Armando Lisboa

Teacher of the Department of Economy of the UFSC (the Federal University of Santa Catarina), where it also participates in the Nucleus of Studies on Solidary Economy. He has published countless works, in the areas of Economic Ecology, Social Ecology and Religion Sciences. He is consultant of several organizations of the civil society.
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- Claudio Nascimento

Sociologist. He is author of some texts and books on self-management and solidarity economy. He is researcher on socialist thinking in Brazil.


Site - http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cl%C3%...
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- Mauricio Sardà de Faria

Doctor in Political Sociology, in the Federal University of Santa Catarina (Brazil). His thesis is about self-management, solidarity economy and experiences of the popular participation in the job management, and of the city.
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Topics Included

economy . solidarity economy . companies . work . world


Workgroup Papers

Go ! Companies Beyond Profit?
Go ! Debt and Structural Adjustment
Go ! Economic Policies
Go ! Ethical Consumption
Go ! Fair Trade
Go ! Finance for the Common Good
Go ! From the WTO’s Setback in Seattle ... to the Conditions for Global Governance
Go ! Growth and Sustainable Development
Go ! Health and its Issues in the Twenty-first Century
Go ! How Can Companies Exercise Their Responsibilities?
Go ! Precarity and Exclusion
Go ! Production, Investment, and Technology
Go ! Red Card for Tourism?
Go ! Social Money: Lever of the Economic Paradigm
Go ! Solidarity Economy
Go ! Solidarity Finance
Go ! Tax Policies, Redistribution, and Social Welfare
Go ! The Trade-union Movement at the Dawn of the Twenty-first Century
Go ! Women and the Economy
Go ! Work, Employment, and Activity
Go ! World Trade Organization


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