Showing posts with label mutualism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mutualism. Show all posts
2 December 2013

Smile: It's a Co-operative Bank

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It's been a challenging few weeks for those of us who hold an ideology to the left of the political spectrum. I don't know whether...
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18 June 2013

What is Going on at the Co-operative Bank?

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A longer-than-usual guest blog by Peter Pannier and begins a process of analysis of the troubles at the Co-operative Bank and their implica...
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11 September 2012

Co-operative History Tour

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Radio 4's Farming Today recently focused on the role co-operatives might play in supporting the incomes of farmers, especially dairy f...
3 February 2011

John Lewis University

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Given the coalition government's support for co-operative and mutual forms of economic organisation, some colleagues recently suggested ...
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24 March 2010

Vote for the Original Red Robbo

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Robert Owen was a paradox. A self-made millionnaire entrepreneur who is considered to be the father of co-operation. A pioneer of mutualism,...
22 March 2010

Come On You Reds!

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It was this image of David Beckham, wearing the green-and-gold blazon of the gathering campaign against the ownership of Manchester United b...
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17 July 2009

Ten Ways to Challenge Capitalism That Wouldn't Frighten Your Grandmother

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It appears that the salesmen of capitalism have not been entirely successful. Despite the many years of propaganda we have not abandoned car...
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27 May 2009

Establishing a Mood

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Last week two of the credit rating agencies - Moody's and Fitches - downgraded the rating they award to a slew of mutual financial instu...
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29 September 2008

Bowled for six

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This morning we see the final act of the asset-stripping of local communities that began when the Abbey National gave up its mutual status, ...
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24 November 2007

Buying at Rock Bottom, Darling?

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In the industrial era the slogan was 'Where there's muck there's brass'. For the post-modernist entrepreneur this slogan has...
17 November 2007

Rock and Roll Suicide

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The immediate crisis at Northern Rock has passed, but only because the government has spent an estimated £40bn. of our money preventing the ...
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