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This preliminary research conference was hosted by Centre for the Study of Co-operatives, University of Saskatchewan, October 24-25, 2002. The purpose of the conference was to review current issues and best practices in co-operative community and member relations, and marketing, and to map out new research directions for studying connections between co-operatives and communities. Contributors included both representatives from partner organizations, and researchers involved in the project. An edited volume based on discussions from this conference is currently being compiled and prepared for publication. ProgramOpening RemarksBRETT FAIRBAIRN, CENTRE FOR THE STUDY OF CO-OPERATIVES, U OF S Developing Effective Policy for Co–ops in the Context of GlobalizationWILLIAM COLEMAN, MCMASTER UNIVERSITY Opening Ceremonies PrayersCY STANDING Welcome and Introductory RemarksBRETT FAIRBAIRN, CENTRE FOR THE STUDY OF CO-OPERATIVES, U OF S Panel DiscussionPraxis Panel: Community Issues and Viewpoints on the Challenges of Co-operative
Membership Strengthening Co–op Identity and Loyalty: A Management Approach Key Issues, Concepts, and Future Directions in Co–operative Membership
Research Continuation of Key Issues Session Workshops on Research Issues and Themesa ) Participatory Action Research and Co–operatives Reflections and Responses by Research Partners and OrganizationsClosing Summary Where Do We Go from Here?CRISTINE DE CLERCY, CENTRE FOR THE STUDY OF CO-OPERATIVES, U OF S
Contributor Biographies (pdf) Program Brochure (pdf)
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